Albert M. Sirianni

I will forever love Pi and Albie. Pi was my school nurse. Albie my 7th grade teacher. They became close to my parents. We visited the beach together. I knew they valued education. Albie gifted me savings bonds for my girls when I finished my bsn in 2010. I want to say my oldest is a nurse,,middle just finished medical school, youngest is finishing her masters in social work. Thanks for all the two of you fix to influence me I used it to influence them. All my love always

Sorry to hear about Mr. Sirianni's passing. He was one of my 8th grade teachers. He took an interest in me and had confidence in me. He was the only teacher that took that extra effort to help me overcome some personal issues. He encouraged me to follow my passion. He came off as tough but he had the kids best interests in heart. He will have a life long impact on my life.

I taught with Al and Pi. Such a wonderful couple. May their memories be for a blessing.

On the 1 year anniversary of Mr. Sirianni"s death I am very sorry to just learn of this. He and his wife Pi were a part of my life for a very long time. Pi was my school nurse from grade school and she and my mom became quite close. They became family friends. We spent days in the summer on the beach with them collecting seaglass. In 7th grade Mr Sirianni was my teacher. That was scary he had quite a reputation for being strict ....and he was. Later they came to my wedding, baby shower and my sisters wedding. I loved them both. In 2010 I got my BSN and when i sent him a letter he not only wrote back but gave each i=of my 3 girls a generous savings bond. He was a wonderful man and truly made a positive impact on my life. Because of him I never run in halls, would never chew gum in a class and will always remember the three R's respect, responsibility and refinement. May you rest in peace Mr and Mrs Sirianni

I, unfortunately, just learned of Mr. Sirianni's passing. Noting the total number of educator's I had (in the 100's) I can unequivocally state that this gentleman is in my top three, inclusive of College and Law School. His impact continues to this day in both my professional and personal life. I hadn't seen or heard from him for over 45 years, but had the pleasure of a short encounter with his wife about fifteen years back. She was in a jury pool for a criminal case I was about to try and, for reasons I can't explain, she raised her hand when asked if any juror's knew the attorneys. She exclaimed during the short side-bar that my name was familiar and after learning the reasons why, she told me how proud he would be upon her return when she would tell him of her experience. In turn, I told her how grateful I was for having this great man impart the wisdom and unforgettable drive that guided me through life. Always the three "R's"

R.I.P.

So sorry to hear of Mr.Sirianni's passing. He was my seventh grade teacher. He was a wonderful person and teacher. May your happy memories warm your hearts during this difficult time.

You will be missed uncle Albie. I have so many wonderful memories of us as I grew up. Reading a text book to you over the phone, you being there for me when I made my confirmation at church. More recently looking for dante your dog after super storm sandy. I and my mother ( Tillie Sirianni ) became detectives asking people in your home town during all the craziness, closed roads after the storm. Then visiting you in the hospital giving you the good news we found him. R.I.P

So so sorry to hear of Albie's passing. His love story with my cousin Pi was truly one of a kind. Thank you our cousins, the Durbin family, for being there for him always!

So sorry to hear of Albie's passing. I learned too late to attend the funeral. We have missed him these last few years on the Glimmer Glass but take comfort knowing he has gone home to Marialana who has been waiting for him.

R.I.P. Mr. Sirianni. ~ Helene Reiss, HHS Class of 1984

Anita and Bob,

So sorry to hear of Albie's passing, your family will be in my thoughts and prayers.

A favorite teacher of many who touched and enhanced many lives, Thank you. RIP

Mr Sirianni was one of my favorite teachers of all time. I think every student who had him loved him and those who didn't wish they had. My condolences to the family, God Bless and thank Mr Sirianni for enriching my life and the lives of thousands of impressionable middle schoolers!

Albie was a precious man!!!!!! It was an honor to be part of his family. May you rest in peace along side of your beautiful wife. :)

There are so many memories and each one special. My first wedding, dancing with my favorite cousin Jimmy, vacations at the Beach with my best friend. Candlelight dinners after an awful test in Nursing School. Being a special part of our wedding, Dog and Cat sitting. Being there for me when my Mom was sick, and then my Dad. Helping me raise my children, teaching them lessons they won't ever forget, including the Three R's!!! You were always there for us and we, in turn chose to be there for you when you needed us. You have more than touched our lives. We will be eternally grateful for having known you. When everyone speaks of our beloved Marialana we now know that you were the wind beneath her wings. Rest in Peace. Your journey will live on!!
Ps. Sorry I could not figure out how to do spell check, so I hope my spelling and grammer is correct...

Rest in peace Uncle Albie. You are one of a kind with your huge heart, gentle soul and sharp wit. Happy you are reunited with your beloved Pi. Xoxo

I remember Mr. Sirianni as a quiet "giant"--given that I am still "vertically challenged" and he was rather tall when I had him in 7th grade Social Studies. I did not then appreciate in his teaching what I do now as a Science teacher in NY. May he be at peace now with his wife, whom I also remember as my school nurse. God bless his family.

I was privileged to have Al as a staff member at Land O' Pines School for many years. Al was the consummate professional educator - setting high educational and personal standards for both himself and his students. He achieved enormous success in both areas! He was a pleasure to work with; a true team player in all respects. Rest peacefully, Al, knowing you touched many lives along your life's journey...and, don't forget to "tuck in your shirt" ! My condolences to the entire family. Sincerely - Richard Thompson, Retired Principal - Land O'Pines School.

Rest in Peace Uncle Albie. We all loved you so much.

May you rest in peace and be joined with your beloved Marialana.

We knew Albie as a kind and gentle person, who, we believe, is now with his beautiful wife, wonderful mother-in-law, and all his other family members who have passed. Our thoughts and prayers are with Anita and her family and to all who loved and took such good care of Albie. Paul and Betty Ann Cordaro

Lots of memories of a great teacher and a true gentle man.

I will remember him always as a wonderful teacher. I will never forget the 3 R's...Respect, responsibility and refinement. Rest in Peace Mr. Sirianni...you made an impact.

Mary Egan Dunshee - LOP Class of '72

I also had him as a teacher in land o pines. a great teacher. condolences to family and friends

Mr. Siriani was my social studies teacher at LOP for the '74-75 school year.
He had a wonderful command of the english language and was always very
proper and polite. he's on my short list of best teachers ever...

My favorite teacher who bestowed a love of English on me and kept me on my toes. Rest in peace, Mr. Suriano.

long time not forgotten

Taught us the three "R's" at Land O Pines. Eternal Memory.

Albie, We loved you and Pi dearly and cherished our friendship. I am so glad you are at peace and happy to be with your beloved Pi! God Bless you both! Lilly Cascamo

Mr. Sirianni was one of my teachers at Land O' Pines School in 1973. My condolences to his family and friends on the loss of such a dedicated educator.

A wonderful man who gave so generously to the Algonquin Arts Theatre. You will be missed by all of us at the theatre.

R.I.P. Albie you are now with your beloved Pi. I still remember all the fun we had growing up together in Long Branch, and at all the family reunions at the Friendly. You will be missed but not forgotten.

RIP my dearest buddy. I will always cherish the good times we had together and how you played along with my many jokes. Thanks for being my friend.