William "Wally" Brando

Wally was my foreman at Nicholson File Company back in the 1970s. He was well respected as he could perform everyone's job in his department better than they. I was in my early 20s at the time and moved away from Philadelphia in 1975. I was pleased to learn that he lived a long life.

Tony, I am so sorry for you lose and I also know that no matter what people say about the age of our parents and all of the oh well he had a full life, It still doesn't take away or make the lose and hurt any less. My deepest sympathy to you and your family

What a great guy. Always had a smile and friendly hello. Will always remember how proudly he wore his Phillies hat. Michael and I will always have great memories of our visit to Philadelphia thanks to great time we had at the Phillies game. Love sent from Jack Diana,Anna,Debbie,John and Michael

I have wonderful memories of Sunday visits with my Grandma (Dora), Dad (Rocco) and Brother (Rocco) and many others to Uncle Wally and Aunt Lucy's home on 11th Street, where everyone was always welcome, and the food was amazing. We extend our condolences and love to all the Brando Family.
Steven Valenti and Family (Michelle, Alex (4) and Leo (8 mo)), Long Island, NY.

to our dear uncle wally the youngest man we ever new and the greatest dad and man and unc as we called him he will always be in our hearts we love you unc xoxoxoxo