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Thomas L. Aratari

Webster, New York

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Aratari, Thomas L.Webster: Suddenly February 17, 2014, age 64 surrounded by his family. He is survived by his wife, Josephine; brothers, Frank (Michele), John (Lisa); brothers-in-law, Sam (Julianna) Capezzuto, Lorenzo Marsocci; special cousin, Elizabeth Carnevale; aunt, Rosina Casciani; many...

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Tommy and I were good friends He would come to my shop Mack's in Lyons we would bust on each other he always had a good joke to tell I really miss my old friend RIP Tom - Gary Shumway

My shop was never a big account but nevertheless when Tom showed up we both had time for each other regardless of what was sold. His stories were engaging. He once showed up with an accordion, I asked if he would play. He started with Volare then I asked if he would play Hey Gumbaree. He played as I sang and we both had smiles ear to ear. He was a very special man and I miss you Tom. Rest now, Sam.

Tom was a great friend of mine, when he would come to my shop we would bust on each other about different things such as our wine we made. we would tell each other how bad each others wine was, although we made pretty good wine. I remember going to Toms house one day and he showed me his wine cellar which was quite impressive, and now today I have one of my own. Tom was a great friend and I miss him very much. RIP my dear friend.

Josephine, Frank and John,

I just learned of Tom's passing and I sincerely regret not attending his Funeral Mass. Tom and I had known each other since 1st grade at St. Cecilia's and many fine memories came to mind last night of the Aratari family.
God had given Tom the rare gift of genuine humor and from many of the recent messages, he had many friends he must have shared it with. He gave me my favorite nickname "Brownatucci". I will miss him and he will be in my prayers.
Rick Brown

We are so sorry to hear the loss of Tom. We have been working with Tom for years and will truly miss seeing him and chatting with him. Great guy and will truly be missed. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I'm very sorry to hear of the passing of Tommy. I saw him weekly when buying supplies. I started buying from his dad (Red) back in the 60's. Tommy was a great person to know and i will miss seeing him.

The World has lost a Great man.My "cousin" Tommys spirit will be with me forever.Tom and Ginny Bernunzio

To all the Aratari family my deepest sympathy. Tommy was a great guy

John and the Aratari family,

Sorry for your loss. Tommy used to sell me supplies back in the 70's and still buying from John till now. Great family and he will be missed.