Charles Macaluso

My cousin Charles was all class!

Charles was my first cousin and though I did not have contact with him over the years my memories of him are that of guy that was all class. My condolences to his immediate family.

I am so sad to learn of Mac's death. We worked together on various projects starting with Cherrydale in 1995. Mac was always calm and insightful no matter what. Always a smile, always a good thought. He was always very generous with his time and insights. When he talked you listened to your benefit. It was an honor and a pleasure to have known him. Fair winds and a following sea my old friend...

There are no words to espress how saddened I am am about this news.
I met Chuck back In 1982 at RCS.
He was a mentor, teacher, Dad, friends and the list goes on.
This man is a big reason that I am who I am today. I’ve been emailing him with no reply. I was hoping he was away, busy with family stuff..
but now we know he’s crossed over to be with the Angels that he rightfully deserves to be surrounded by.

I will miss our talks, our next lunch, hearing how...

Macaluso family, I am so sorry for your loss. I am an old friend of Mac’s who spent many hours working through corporate restructuring with him. He was always a wise and gentle voice in tough times. I last saw him walking up and down Brookside Road a month or two before the pandemic hit and we promised each other we’d meet for lunch soon but sadly, that opportunity never came. I will miss him greatly, he was a fantastic guy. Please accept my condolences.

To Lynn Macaluso, Please accept our sincere condolences for the passing of your husband.

Mr. Macaluso was a wonderful man and fun to talk with about his life, his home and his family. I often saw him taking a morning walk in Darien while on my way to work. I hope and pray for his family to find happiness in their many memories of him. Fondly, Laurie Griffith

I just wanted to share with Lynn and their children that I was quite astonished when I read the obit to find out that Chuck and I were the same age. I always thought he was older than I because he was so wise, certainly wiser than me, and when faced with a challenging problem, I always sought his counsel. My first venture in overseeing a residential program was immeasurably eased by having the comfort of Chuck in the organization with whom I could confer. I am so grateful and my heart...

Lynn...we are so very sorry to hear about the loss of your husband...we just read about this on iKiawah..we are sincerely sorry ...he sounds like a wonderful man