PASQUALE CORSO

Dear Carol, Bruce and Marty,
I will never forget your Dad. He was a part of my life from such an early age and throughout my early adulthood years. He was helpful to me with great advice and supported me in so many ways through school and my career. i always knew he was a proud Veteran before I paid such close attention to how much that means to me. Thank God for his belief in giving back to our community, our country and our lives. and God Bless him always. He will hold a special place in...

Pat was a friend, neighbor and teacher. Really enjoyed drafting class those many years ago

A man who served his Family, Country, Town, and Community he was nothing short of a Hero! May he Rest in Peace?

Martin - very sorry to hear of your Dad. He was well known in the Town. Thinking of you.

I still have the hammer that I made in Mr. Corso's industrial arts class in 1970. A good teacher and a nice man. RIP.

Dear Gloria and Family: Ray and I are at our summer cottage and are recovering from surgery so we can't be with you but are thinking of and praying for Pat and you all. Best Wishes, Janet and Ray Sola

Marty,
I'm so sorry for your loss, I remember your father very well, especially with all of us in the old neighborhood, our condolences and prayers to all of your Family. Marilyn Bronson Ducsay and Ruth Bronson

Marty
I am so sorry for your loss. I rememeber your dad as a very kind man!

To the Corso family, Mr. Corso was a great shop teacher and was able to create an interest in the trades that most kids wouldn't have had. May he rest in peace.