Ralph D. Albertazzie

You were my stepdad's uncle, and he loved you very much. He spoke of you often and was very proud of you. I got some wonderful memorabilia of yours after his passing and I keep it safe, in his memory, and in yours. You are together now, and I hope you both are at peace.

My condolences go out to the family and friends. Allow God of all comfort, comfort you in this time of need.

C. Bryant

To the family of Mr. Albertazzie. You can feel that death can leave a heartache that nothing can heal, just know that love can leave a memory that no one can steal.

Please see video with Ralph and Everett Langworthy, his neighbor and golf buddy, at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85lWKJtb5ck

To the Family: Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Charlie & Colleen Palmer. On a personal note: I was most fortunate to be hired as a Flight Attendant for AF1 by Col Albertazzie in 1973. It was a great honor to have flown with him on the Presidential Aircrew during the Nixon Administration.

Col "A" was a Pilots, pilot, a Gentleman's, gentlman and highly respected member of a very elite group. I had the honor of flying numerous missions on Air Force One with him and his kindness and graceious will never be forgotten. God has truely received a great man. My Blessings to his family, may his memories never fade.
MSgt Jay Swartout, USAF, Ret.

My father, Joseph J. McLachlan was good friends with Ralph D.
Albertazzie. As children, we toured the Air Force One and it
will be a cherished memory for my life. With warm regards the McLachlan family sends condolences. Ralph D. Albertazzie was a warm, caring,
fun individual. He was wordly
but humble. He will definitely
be missed by all and especially
his family. We experienced sad
loss with our Father also. Again,we hope every day will get better for all...

I would like to express gratitude to both Col. Albertazzie and his family for the service and sacrifices they made to help protect our country. Rest in peace, airman
-anonymous