John R. Altieri

Harkey Darkey To John. I worked with John At A and A Auto Parts in Moosic Pa in 1971-1972. Then the Flood of 1972 hit and I was loaned out to Keystone South where the Flood was. John would always Drive me Crazy saying Harkey Darkey. I just home from the Air Force met a Girl in Old Forge.But John was a Peach >Sorry for writing Late I never Forgot Him or Harkey Darkey after all these Years. I am in Bethlehem Pa. Family email me

Cousin Johnny, may you rest in peace in heaven with all our family who have gone before. Your Cousin,

Neil, Mary Ellen, Ann Marie and family,
My sincere sympathy for the loss of your brother, John. I knew him as "Uncle Johnny" through my friend, your nephew, David. I will always remember him as a jokester, animal lover and a genuine person. May he rest in peace.

Sherie Giuliano (Pittston)

My deepest sympathy to the family of John Alteri. "Johnny" and I shared many good times together in our preteen and teenage years as part of the Bromley Avenue group. He was a true friend and companion; I'll never forget the fun times we spent together during our growing up years. I'll miss you John.

Sincerely,

Neil M. Fogliani

My heart goes out to Neil and Ann Marie. John was a childhood friend and I have many fond memories of the gang of Bromley Avenue and the fun we had. God Bless

To the family of John, sorry for the loss. John was a good friend and a great landlord. He will be dearly miss.. God Bless

Our prayers are for John and his family. May he rest in peace. Joe and Linda Baruta.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

John will forever be known as Harkey Darkey to me! I worked in the auto industry for years with him...he was a great mentor to me during those years and was a source of endless information about everything automotive to me. He was also a really fun guy to be around. Many fond and funny memories! Rest in Peace Harkey!