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Nicholas A. Castrataro

Yorktown Heights, New York

1932 - 2019 (Age 86)

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Nicholas A. CastrataroYorktown Heights - Nicholas A. Castrataro of Yorktown Heights, NY passed away on September 9, 2019. He was born on October 5, 1932 in Brooklyn, NY to Dominic and Anita Castrataro. Nicholas served Honorably for the United States Army as Sergeant during the Korean War....

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Barbara and family sending enduring love and condolences.

Condolences to the family. Professor Nick was like a ray of sunshine. Professor Nick's warm, pleasant, and funny demeanor made those long evening/night classes at Hoftra University Health Science Master's Program go by so quickly.

Think of Nick often. His laugh, good humor, and willingness to help are missed

Coach Castataro changed my life. Even today I remember his wise words. A Great Coach undiscovered. Could have gone far as a Pro Coach if he wanted for the Sport of Soccer. 1964-66 Student a Soccer participant

My condolences to you, Barbara, in the loss of your husband. Requiem in pace!

Bill Morris
St. Patrick's School, Yorktown
Class of 1988

Dear Friends,
Sending love and caring at this time to all of you.
There are no words that can express my sympathy to all of you.
Thank you for including me in family events over the years.
Nick was a wonderful person, husband, father, brother and grandfather. I know that the celebration of his life will honor him and his love for all of you.
With love and caring, Janet

I am very sorry for the loss of your husband. I knew you many years ago when we sang together briefly. My prayers are with you.
Sincerely,
Joyce Gardner
Member of AGO

I'm so sad to hear about Mr. Castrataro's passing. "Mr. C" was a great principal at Westlake Middle School and would scare me with his yelling yet make me laugh with his sense of humor. He truly loved every student and made sure we did our best. Rest in peace, Mr. C.

Mr. C was a great man who lead with booming voice but a loving heart! He was my principal at Westlake MS from 1984-1986. He will be missed. RIP