Dominick Cardonita

Dom and I were good friends through our American Legion Post 336 membership. He was a great man and a Retired Chief Master Sergeant in my Air Force. He is missed. May He Rest in Peace.

May You Rest in Peace my friend

Those of us who are remaining really do remember and think about old friends and good times together. Wish I'd known he was at Ramstein AB way back when. Pleasant thoughts always.....

Please accept my deepest sympathies on the loss of your beloved. There are never any right words to express how deeply sad I am for the pain your family is enduring at this difficult time.

As Chair of the Senate Committee on Veteran Affairs and Military Installations, I am sincerely thankful for his valiant service in defense of our rights and freedom.

His commitment to family, friends, our community, and to serving our great nation leaves a wonderful legacy. May...

Dom,
My assignment working with you in public affairs at Ramstein AB in the late 70's was a highlight of my AF years. You were always so knowledgeable, so inventive, so hard-working. Yet you always had that hearty laugh and twinkle in your eye that reflected your excellent sense of humor. It was a privelege to know you and to work alongside you.

Dominick, we had some great times at Wilbur Cross. Gary Lemon, Butch Renfrew, Ed Mucha, Dave Renfrew, Joe MacDonald, et al.

In the mid sixties, Dom joined the USAFE/OI staff on which I also served in Wiesbaden, becoming another member of an all-star enlisted team. Then an airman, he fit right in with some of the finest NCOs in our career field. During the late seventies, Dom joined me again as we each enjoyed a second assignment at USAFE/OI. This was perhaps the finest major command public affairs staff ever assembled at least until that time.
Not surprisingly, Dom's addition made the staff even better. He...

Dom.....you were one of a kind and it was my priviledge to have known you both as a friend and peer. RIP my friend!