Charles S. Galante

In my youth, Charlie and his Dad Sam often visited our Bronx home and we the homes of our Pittston cousins. Charlie, like his father, valued our family connections and for this I remain forever grateful.
I often reflect with fond memories, of those early times.

My deepest condolences, coming to your home as a little boy and enjoying your love and hospitality is edged in my mind. My dad always thought the world of Charlie. That will always be etched in my mind. God bless you all.

So sorry for your loss. Your all in our thoughts and prayers.

I send my sincere sympathy to Ann and all of Charlie's beloved family. Charlie showed his love through his many acts of kindness and his quiet behind the scenes actions. He helped my dad Vincent and Connie's life to be more meaningful. His heart was like a gentle giant of sort sooo sooo big. I'll always be grateful for a cousin who treated my family as his immediate household with his time, love, and energy. In my eyes he holds a special place of honor and respect. I am thankful for the time we had together. RIP Charlie you will be missed.
Cousin Anna Galante McCrone L.I.

Sam and family. Terribly sorry to hear about "Uncle Charlie´s" passing. He was a great man and helped my family always during trying times. He will be missed. God Bless!

My sisters and I have such fond memories of Charlie and Ann and our Pittston family. Our grandparents , Tony and Marie, always loved him dearly. He will be missed. Sending all our love,
Michele, Jolene and Jennifer (Colangelo)

I will always remember Charlie as a cousin that really cared about his family. I was a long distance trucker and when ever I was in the Pittston area Charlie would pick me up at the local truck stop and take to his house where Ann had a nice italian dinner for us to enjoy. I will remember him as a great family man.