December 13, 2018

We here at the Dillsburg American Legion extend our deepest condolences for the loss of Sam.  He was such a sweet man!  He came to work in the mornings, always with a smile on his face and definitely a lot of jokes during the day.  He will be missed greatly by all of us!  Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.  Fly high Sam…until we meet again!

December 10, 2018

I would like to extend my deepest condolences to the entire Scicchitano family. I first met Sam when he owned Dunkin Donuts and we quickly became friends. When he opened the restaurant/bar that was my go to place. I would regularly be there hanging out with Sam. Always fun and great conversation followed. I lost contact with Sam after he got out of that business but when I’d run into him time and again he always greeted me with a big smile, handshake and a hug. He will truly be missed. Thank you Sam for you friendship.
Nick Sapone

December 10, 2018

Dear Tony & Deb,
You have my sympathy with the passing of your Father/Father in Law. Sam hired me for my very first job in life at Dunkin Donuts. I enjoyed working with you Tony as one of your “finisher’s”. Sam taught me alot as a young man about customer service that carried on throughout my life. One little thing makes me think of him frequently still many, many years later. When I am out at a restaurant it isn’t unusual for someone to be clearing tables and they spray ammonia. I remember Sam reading the riot act to someone about that saying it takes the customers appetite away and a restaurant certainly doesn’t want that. I believe he had a soft spot for me because I played basketball and he liked to tell me how good an athlete he was.
All this to say Sam impacted my life in a positive way that I still remember 45 years later.
May you hold happy memories of your Dad in your mind and heart today and always!
John Boyer