To the Andriola family, 

My deepest sympathy to you all.  Al, was my Supervisor at The Newark Public Schools.  And it was a pleasure to work with him.

How he adored his Helen, and the care he gave her.  Taking her to the wound Dr.s and so many appointments.   May he rest in peace.

Uncle Al will always have a special place in my heart. So many happy memories from Linden Ave., down the shore and at all the family gatherings. Lea and I were so glad to spend time with Margie & Al and all the cousins at the 2019 reunion. I'll always treasure these memories of Uncle Al. Sending love to Jackie and Michelle.
Love,  Joe

Uncle Al you will be missed.  I will always remember your smile and laughter. There are so many memories I have of you when I was a little girl. Going downstairs to visit you, Grandma and Grandpa in your apartment. Grandma loved you so much, since you were the youngest sibling.  Oh, the teasing you got from your older brothers-in-law!  But you always took it good naturedly. I always admired you for that. I do have one memory from our vacations at Seaside Heights that stands out. You were coming for the weekend with Grandpa, and he, of course, had to bring his wine along with him. You were furious when you got to the bungalow because Grandpa’s wine spilled inside your car and it wasn’t a small spill!  Needless to say, some anger spilled out, too! 
Uncle Al you always loved all of your nieces and nephews. I know, because, as we matured, you always had conversations with us, listened to us, and and respected our points of view (mostly). Family reunions were always special with you there. And you deeply loved your wife Helen and your two daughters,  Michelle and Jackie.  
Rest In Peace, Uncle Al. We will miss you, but we’ll carry your memories in our hearts. 
Love, Your niece, Judy

Every time we talked Uncle Al would mention the family reunions. He was always looking forward to the next one.
My sons remember him introducing them to his favorite gum (Chiclets).
I will miss him and our conversations. Rest in peace Uncle Al.



So many great memories with Uncle Al. Hanging out in Jersey, Dallas & NYC.  Constantly full of energy and a zest for life. A huge smile and a knack to always make you laugh & feel great. Loved his Fords early on & always kept them meticulously spotless. Hitting the hot spots in Wildwood with Cosmo & then dropping by in Seaside to see everyone. Adored his mom, dad & sisters. Admired his much older brothers-in-law who took him under their wing. Loved to talk business & politics. Keen insights & sharp to the very end. But his greatest love & dedication was to his Family. To the love of his life, Aunt Helen, & to his two girls. Jackie & Michelle.
A life long lived and well done. Uncle Al, thanks for all of your help & advice down thru the years. You will be sorely missed. Rest in Peace...........Your nephew, Robert

I have a great many fond memories of Uncle Albert.  I can remember when I was about 12 years old watching Uncle Albert playing pinochle with my father, Uncle Johnny,  Uncle Frank and Uncle
Carmine.  All of them were constantly ripping him about how badly
he was playing! During one of Uncle Albert's visits to Bakersfield
we had a really great time at the Santa Anita Race Track making
$2 bets on slow horses.  During another visit we went to Santa
Barbara to celebrate my mother's birthday, which brought to mind
so many great summers in Seaside Heights.      Nephew Bill


Jackie and Michelle,
    Heartfelt condolences on the loss of your Dad.  Uncle Al (my Godfather) was a great guy with a wonderful personality.    He is now once again with your Mom, (my Godmother) his beautiful wife for eternity.   R.I.P. until we meet again Uncle Al
   Love Claudia

Dear Michele, Jackie, and your dear family, My mom and I treasured and loved  your Dad with all our hearts! You all became family and my Mom cherished your Dad for so many years! He brought joy to my moms heart! May his memories live on in your hearts forever!!! 
Love, Ruth Wiener and Karen Winkler

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Albert Frank Andriola

4 août 1932 – 17 avril 2022

Sparkman/Hillcrest Funeral Home & Hillcrest Mausoleum & Memorial Park

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