Michael A. Carchia

My sincere condolences to the Carchia family. Mike was my first supervisor years ago at Diebold and later when I became the manager he vigorously supported me. I’m sure there are countless folks like me who started their working lives under Mike’s very capable hand. I have very fond memories from my early career of Mike handing me the broom when he thought I wasn’t doing anything or sending me to Brockton to do a quick job on my way home from Boston. Of course I lived in Arlington....

To the Carchia family

I was so sorry to hear of your loss.
You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Larry Kuhn and family

David, My condolences to both you and your family. Although I was not able to stop by today and pay my respects, my thoughts were there.
See you back soon, I hope.
Kevin- Wendsday night-Arlington

Right here with you, Mike, as you know.

Deepest sympathy on the passing of Uncle Mike to ... Aunt Irene, cousins David and Michael, Uncle Al, Aunt Rose, Aunt Josephine ... and to the four grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

Uncle Mike remains to me as a strong solid man, having common sense, survived a close brush with death in World War II, a stellar career with Diebold over 40 years, happily married over 60 years, loved playing golf ... and who enjoyed the art of a brisk conversation.

Uncle Mike could...

Jeff, Melissa and the entire Carchia family - Please accept our deepest sympathy on the passing of your grandfather. Have heard so many nice stories and kind words about this man. What a wonderful life!

Kim, Lou, Lindsey and Connor DeSantis

Our deepest sympathy to your family during this time

Aunt Irene, Michael and David: We wish to send you our deepest sympathy in the loss of Uncle Mike. We have many cherished memories of earlier days in Newton at Grandpa's with Uncle Mike always giving us good advice. Our love to all. Al and "little Marie"

Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family during this difficult time.
Cindy Arone (Palombo) &
Irene Palombo