Very sorry for your loss. Art was a great, faithful brother. I enjoyed working with him at the Turnersville Assembly Hall.

I am so sorry to hear about Art's passing.  We were very close growing up.  In fact Art was the person who taught me how to drive.  He was very patient with me.  He was like the big brother I never had.  He will be missed dearly.  RIP Art.  Love, your cousin, Phyllis

To the entire D'Aloise family, I am so sorry for your loss.  I pray for your comfort and strength during this most difficult time.  

These words strike me: "Art could always be counted on by close friends and family for well-thought-out, caring advice from the Bible," and "his sincere and gentle manner..." There were two or three times that he had to share some unwanted observations with me, both as a girl and as an adult; BUT when my own parents were out of the country  and I had been hurt deeply by someone's words, it was Brother D'Aloise I called. I needed a girls' dad, and Kim and Carla's was the best comfort I could get. 

Although I’ve never met Art, I wish that I had. What a wonderful tribute to a truly wonderful man. I really look forward to meeting him in the new world. What a glorious day that will be. Carla, I see his face in yours! 

Prayers and sympathy goes out to the entire family. We are so very sorry for the loss of this beautiful soul. 

Sandy and Andy Dawson

What a great man and a wonderful human being. It was a privilege to have known him and look forward to seeing him again in Paradise. 

Ron & Sharon