Patrick Saletta Obituary

Pat was my aunties boss we nad alot of fun going to the robin hood for drinks everyday. He was a good guy he is so missed. Memory Eternal. I am sure my aunts are with him having a drink together talking of old times.

Memory Eternal

My deapest Sympathy to Pat's Family. Pat was one of the warmest and open friends I had. I will always hold the memories of Pine Grove and the wonderful roof garden, companionship, spectacular meals and gatherings. Pat will be missed deeply.

My sincere condolences to your family. I worked with Pat many years ago at Harza Engineering (when we were both young and cute!) Pat was always upbeat, funny and a joy to be around.

I worked with Pat for many years in the personnel Dept. at Harza Engineering. We had many great times with my sister Marian, I will always remember the long breaks we took down in the Robinhood Rest. for a cocktail or 2. He was a very kind and special person and he will be missed.

A dear friend that will be terribly missed! He always welcomed you to his home, his table and his heart. I always picture him in my kitchen in Tampa.......making his infamous stuffed grape leaves! We love that he spent his last years in a enviroment he loved, doing what he loved......cooking & shopping in one of God's beautiful gardens.

My deepest sympathy to Pat's family. He was a long time friend and former neighbor from the Pine Grove days. We shared many a good time and laughter over the years. There was nothing better than one of Pat's dinner parties.

I will always be grateful for Pat's friendship. He was truly a caring human being and respected by all who were forunate enough to know him. I worked with Pat for many years at Harza. We shared many lunches together.

Our deepest sympathy to Pat's family. I worked with Pat at Harza Engineering along with my Aunts Marian and Ethel Naumoff. My Aunts worked in the personnal office with Pat.
My Aunt Marian was Pat's Asst. and had passed away Dec. 27th last year. I am sure they are now together talking of all the times they shared at Harza.
BLess all of you and Pat.
Memory Eternal,
Mrs. Dawn E. Arnold