Condolence: My condolences to Sal's family. I remember when I first met Sal when he first moved to Brewster. He was so happy to be a new resident here and was so thankful for all the help he got that he would bring seasonally decorated cookies to Town Hall the first year. He would come to visit on a regular basis and was a welcomed ray of sunshine each time we saw him, always with his warm smile. Seems like he has been here forever, not just 10 years. He will be missed terribly, from riding in the parades waving with his smiling eyes, to stopping in at Town hall just to say hello, to seeing everyone at the various events in Town. Rest easy my sweet friend.

Condolence: Rest In Peace Sal and continue to smile down on all of us as you smiled and laughed with us when you were here on earth. You were a GREAT GUY and I am very proud to call you MY FRIEND.

God bless Sal's family. May He give you the strength and courage you will need to get through the coming days.

Condolence: Rest in Peace Sal and continue to smile down on all of us as you smiled and laughed with us when you were here on earth. You were a GREAT GUY and I am so proud to call you MY FRIEND.


To Sal's children and grandchildren please accept my heartfelt sympathy. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. May God give you the strength and courage to cope with the coming days.

Condolence: Rest in Peace Sal and continue to smile down on all of us as you smiled and laughed with us when you were here on earth. You were a GREAT GUY and I am so proud to call you MY FRIEND.


To Sal's children and grandchildren please accept my heartfelt sympathy. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. May God give you the strength and courage to cope with the coming days.

Condolence: Rest easy Sal, we will stand with your family as we mourn your passing and celebrate your life. I am thankful that the Lord led us down converging paths, allowing me to work alongside of you to help our fellow Veterans.

Condolence: Sal I remember you ruled parking services at Seton Hall. Then we used to go to the Seton Hall home basketball games together where a bunch of us employees sat together, what a great time we all had. Then when you retired again and moved away you always sent us your wonderful cheerful emails. I know many of us looked forward to what you had to say. You will be sorely missed but you have now gone on to join your wonderful wife Josephine. God be with you!