Birth date: Dec 28, 1916 Death date: Jul 17, 2012
Angelo T. Scarsi, 95, of Syracuse, passed away Tuesday at his home, surrounded by his loving family. Born in Syracuse, he remained a lifelong resident of the North Side. Angelo was a printer by trade; he began at an early age in h Read Obituary
Dear John Scarsi,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your wonderful wife. My brother Joel called me to let me know of your fathers passing. What a fantastic father and man he must have been. Your kindness to me back at assumption reflects the love and class your father and mother passed on to all of your family. Always in our heart, Jim, Joel and Ellen Buskirk
carleen and family,,
you are in our thoughts and prayers--our deepest sympathy
mary and mike fonak
Uncle Ang was one of the kindest people I've ever known. As a child growing up in my grandmother's house, I would always looked forward to his visits. He had a way of making you laugh and telling stories that would keep your attention. He was a magnet for children. When he came to Florida to visit my mom shortly before she passed away, my own children were sitting on his lap and calling him "Papo" within an hour of meeting him. I had an occasion to visit him with my brother Vince a few years ago and even though his eyesight was failing, his mind was still sharp enough to ask how my wife and children were doing by name.
I know that his immediate family will miss him and aunt Carm terribly, but I also know that they will have a infinite number of positive memories to call upon. He was obviously an examnplary role model for his children and grandchildren that have all become exemplary adults as well.
You lived a long and fruitful life Uncle Ang and I know that I will not forget the times that I spent on Wadsworth Street. Say hello to Aunt Carm for me.
Don Massenzio and family
Carleen,
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family with the lose of your dad.
Richard and Joan (Trini) Schwock
I wish to direct my expression of sincere sympathies to his Son John who is a long time friend and past Carrier Air Conditioning Associate.
To my friend and Carrier Compatriot:
Please accept my since condolences to and your family on the loss of your Father and "fountain head" of the Clan. He lived a very long and assuming a good life. He surely produced a Gentlemen,excellent businessman and a nice guy in you.
Good Luck and Best wishes,
Ron Fairbank
Carrier Retiree, 2006
