Dr. Richard P. Adinaro

Dick was such a good friend to Dad and became a fixture in all our lives. We miss him.

I was fortunate to have Dr. Adinaro as a professor in the mid-1970s. He always encouraged debate and discussion no matter what side of the political spectrum you were on. He was a great teacher because he made students think and defend their position rather than parrot his views.

Sorry for the loss. The last of the Adinaro siblings.

Very sorry to read this. We have lived in Tuxedo Park since 1978 and I have memories of both Mr. and Mrs. Adinaro. I remember when they began collecting newspapers for recycling long before it became something communities did. I also know there was a shared love of cats. May God lessen the grief in the hearts of all loved ones. May memories sustain you all.

Condolences to the family of Dr. Dick Adinaro, a great teacher and a true gentleman. He was a devoted Setonian who made generations of students better thinkers, and better people. Requiescat In Pace.

So sorry to hear of Uncle Richard 's death. He was a great man and I will always remember the good times we shared with him and Aunt Sandy. PAT