Birth date: Nov 25, 2013
Arthur Apostol, 65, of Ashford, CT, passed away on Monday, November 25, 2013. He was born in Hyannis, MA, son of Theodore and Denise (Panesis) Apostol. Art was a financial advisor for New Alliance Bank, and enjoyed watching the Pa Read Obituary
Are thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We love you and will
miss you
We know that Arthur is playing golf in Heaven
My condolences and prayers to Art's family. Art worked with me since the First Federal days. I considered him a friend, and will be missed. Cathy.
So sad to hear of Arthur's passing.
My condolences to his family, and his many friends.
Very sorry to learn of Art's passing. Knew him briefly during my time at First Alliance in 2010 - 2011. He was a fine, outgoing man , and I considered him a good friend. He will be missed.
The Apostol Family,
We are stunned and deeply saddened to hear of Art's passing. Art was our financial advisor, the best in the field, and the kindest and most caring friend. After the bank's "transition," our friendship continued, and I hope he knew how much we appreciated him, and how much his friendship has meant to us all these years. He was taken way too soon, and he will be terribly missed.
Art had a great love for family, and very proud of his family, and with that love, many dear memories were made. May those memories in time, help heal your pain and help fill the empty void you are feeling.
Please accept our sincere condolences and know that our thoughts and prayers are with you.
My sincerest sympathies at the passing of Arthur. My parents were clients of his at New Alliance Bank. He would always welcome them with a warm hello and I got to know him also. He was an honest and hardworking man.
We are so sadden to hear of your loss. Please know that our thoughts and love go out to you now and forever.
Dear Sharon,
You and your family are in my thoughts during this difficult time. I hope you have many happy memories to help you through.
All my best,
Ruth Delisle
(formerly Chapman on Geraldine Drive in Coventry)
I remember Art as a smart, kind, and funny guy in high school. I even worked for a while washing dishes at his Dad's restaurant. He did not have a mean bone is his body. The world needs more people like Art.
