Charles A. "Chuck" Martello

Often memories span decades, from Sundays at Grandparents as children, but as families often do we lose touch. Was always nice to see him and Nancy, but having left WNY in 94 we rarely got to see them. Always remember the ever present smile that came so naturally along with Nancy's infectious laugh.

Nancy,so sorry to hear about Chuck. We remember the good times at the casino. Take care and we willkeep you in our prayers. Love Joe & Patty Pullano

A wonderful cousin. I am so lucky to spend so much time in NYC with Chuck and Nancy. These are times etched in my memory,

My family and I will always remember Chuck for his warm conversations with my children after the 4:30 pm mass about the Buffalo Bills, Anastasia Krupnik, and other topics that interest children. We will miss Chuck! May he rest in peace. Our prayers are with Nancy.

We will always remember Chuck as an usher at the 4:30 Mass at OLQP. Our sincere condolences.

Chuck was one of the first colleagues that I worked with in East Irondequoit. His classroom was across from mine and I recall his calm demeanor, dedication to his students and his family.

My thoughts and prayers to Nancy and his family.
Joanne Rizzo Aprilano

Chuck was one of the first people I worked with in East Irondequoit. He was always smiling and calm and a wonderful person to work with. May he rest in peace.

How well I remember Chuck's smile, cheerful greeting, and words of kindness. He was a favorite with students; he had clear expectations and was always ready to help a student achieve them. Definitely a model educator and effective leader, Chuck gave generously, effectively and creatively to his students, colleagues and the world of education.

Many memories of our enjoyable time with Chuck & Nancy.

So sorry life's journey took us down different roads.

Love & prayers

Barry & Barbara Charles