Michael Arthur "Mike" Santelli

September 1, 2009
I will always remember Mike's twinkling eyes and fantastic smile as he warmly greeted everyone at Trombino's. He had such a wonderful way of making people feel welcome and special, and was a lovely man. My condolences to the entire Santelli family and all at Trombino's. "Vicki"

My friend Mike was a true friend to many. I'm sure he was a good son and brother too. Haven

To the Santelli Family and the Wonderful Family that is Trombino's,

I can't tell you how saddened we are to hear of Mike's passing. There are people in this world who become part of the fabric of life and Mike was one of them with his warmth, his smile, his inviting manner. My parents, Erma and Harold Secor, dined at Trombino's every week until Harold passed away in 2004. Mike or Paul always had "their table" waiting for them. When I would come home for a visit, there was Mike...

To the Santelli Family; I respectfully wish to extend my deepest sympathy at the passing of your beloved son, brother, cousin, uncle. I did not know Michael but as I read the tributes I can tell that you've just said goobye to one who loved and was loved dearly. His love and life will certainly live on in each of your hearts.your hearts. May you be comforted today, tomorrow and in times to come as you mourn his passing while reflecting and treasuring the rich memories of his life with you...

Dear Santelli Family Rick and I spent many Fridays at Trombinos and have brought many friends with us. We always enjoyed Mike and his friendly smile and conversation. Our thought and prayers are with you at this time.

Paul and family,
Charlie and I want to send our condolences on Mike's passing. As you know we always looked forward to our return visits to Trombino's whenever we were back "home" to visit. We wish we could be there to extend our sympathy in person but will see you at Christmas time and will always have many fond memories of Mike.
Charlie and Marcia(Donk)Cates

To Paul and Family: Our deepest sympathies at Mike's passing. Our many earlier years of dining at Trombino's Restaurant were made more pleasant by Mike's warm welcome and friendly chats. We pray for your comfort at this time.

Russell Thorn & I spent many Friday evenings eating dinner at Trombino's. Mike was always there to welcome us with a friendly smile. My thoughts & prayers go out to Mike's family. Remember the good times and you all will get through this time of sadness.

To the Santelli family: our deepest sympathy upon losing Mike. He was one of the nicest people, and the friendliest person. I have known Mike since I worked for Dr. Santelli back in 1966 and he always gave me a smile that made me feel so comfortable. I will sincerely miss that smile.

John and Diana Marro