Felice Antonio Torchia Jr.

Dr. Joe,
I was so sorry to hear about the loss of your father from my brother Denny. Phil was a great man who always had a smile on his face. I cherish the years we played softball together along with his many stories. Please extend my condolences to your mom and Tom as well.
Sincerely,
Reno Fuhrman

Dear Gloria & Family,

Phil greeted me as a new teacher at Fishing Creek Elementary in 1969 with a big smile. We ate daily at the same table in the cafeteria. He later joined the teachers at Cedar Run Elementary where I had moved.

I enjoyed knowing Phil and attending the Barbershop Chorus to hear him sing.

I would run into him at Penn State football games where he again was singing with a small strolling band. What a great guy!!

God bless you,...

You always amazed me with your positive attitude, I will never forget that. You are certainly missed around The Bridges. Rest in Peace, Phil.

Gloria,

I first met Phil when I came to the chorus rehearsal for the first time. He took me under his wing and nursed me through the first two weeks until I became more comfortable. I will never forget him and his constant smile

My condolence to you and your family.

Dr Barney Margolis

Gloria and family -
My sincerest condolences to the Torchia family on your loss. Phil was a good man and a good friend of the Gerdes' family.
Most sincerely,
Chuck Gerdes

Dear Torchia Family -

What a wonderful life lived. A wonderful father and grandfather to some of the best people that I have ever met. His legacy will live on long after in all of you and your children. Leanne, Rayna, Tony, Susan, and Julie are all amazing successors.

We will keep Nonno in our prayers.

Dan & Jill Coyne

Mr Torchia,

Will truly be missed at the West Shore Farmers Market,where he shared his wonderful sense of humor and support.

Sincerely,

Peggy
Peggy's Silver Spoon

Dear Aunt Gloria, Tom, Joe and families.
My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Love, Mary Ann