AUSTIN COLYER

For the family and friends of Mr.Austin
May the God of tender mercies comfort all as you share fond memories together .
Sandra of NYC

Austin, I can't say how sad this makes me. You were my first friend when this scared kid from South Philly got his first professional job with the Music Fairs back in 1958. You went to great pains to help me not feel an outsider or, worse, an interloper in the cast of so many talented people. I especially remember taking you home for some nice Italian meals my mom made. She loved you so much and always asked after you. I''m so glad my wife Donna had a chance to meet you in Ottawa when you...

Austin made me laugh at many a tense moment on the Board of the Actors Union (A.E.A.). his smile always seem to enter the room before he did. I am saddened to read of his death but sit here with a smile on my face for knowing him ... Mark Ski

Austin was one of a kind, and will be missed by many in the Broadway community.
Rest in peace my friend.

It was a joy to spend so many summers with you at Mountain Playhouse. A great theatrical soul. Funny, tart, sassy! I learned so much just being in rehearsal with you. A standing ovation to a real trooper.

Austin's perspectives on a life in the theatre continue to make me smile and give me courage.

Seek prayer for comfort and stay close with family and friends. Heartfelt sympathies - Rom 12:12

Austin, you were such a joy to be around and it was even more joyful to be your friend. Rest in Peace.