SAMUEL NOTTO

To the Notto family,

Many years have passed since we have seen one another and that is my regret but the bottom line is this ! I was saddened to hear of Sam's passing. He was always a lot of fun to talk to, always good for a chuckle. I sure miss those nights when we all got to gether on that front porch and enjoyed the cool damp evenings. Thank you Mrs Notto for all you and Sam did for us kids. May God keep you and your wonderful family in his prayers.

Tom Culleny

I still remember like it was yesterday the scouting trips with Sam, my dad Tom Caruso, Lou Grosso,& John Scopetta & the old gang from Carlisle st and St Rita's Parish, those were the best of times. My condolences to Violet and Family
Michael Caruso

Every year when I marched up Broad St. with the Comic Division in the Mummer's Parade, Mr. Notto would be on the corner of Broad and Dickinson cheering us on. Some of my fondest New Year's memories were being at their house on Carlisle St. He was a great person

My name is Robert Whinna I work at the Atlantic City Boardwalk Hall and have been here 21 years and met Sam when i was just starting out at 22 yrs old he was one of my mentors and a man i looked up too.
I have many fond memories of Sam and the times we had working together and he will be truly missed but never forgotten. All my best wishes to his wife and family and may God bless you all