Albert Pallotto Sr., 86 of Hamden, died suddenly Jan. 31st at Yale New Haven Hospital. He was the loving husband of the late Eleanor Paoloni Pallotto. Born in New Haven, son of the late Vito & Mary Richetelli Pallotto, Albert worked as a truck driver for many years. An Extraordinary Man So PURE in Heart, so kind … His honesty was questioned as being too PERFECT for the place we live here on Earth. Albert, a person that is so Free of Sin and evil, who denounced any bad intentions. The thoughts were not allowed to enter you, nor would they ever be able to tempt you, this is what he has explained and instilled in us to practice as early as I can remember. He showed us how to make ourselves humble and happy with who we are and how to make everyone around us the same. He gave to everyone what God gave to you … A Gift of life that is the Most precious Gift you can know… How to live with yourself knowing you did the very Best you could do for yourself and for your family. People loved him for All his wonderful traits … his kindness and Character is Something So exceptionable and to know him is to know God! To have receive You dear Albert, our father, is A miracle we're sure of. A true Role Model, A Father, A Husband, and a Friend …  you are our Hero! We thought we could keep you forever Albert … that was So far from the truth of what God has planned for Us now… We can only Hope and pray to you dear father you don't forget us on your way to Heaven … we need you now … for we are weakened and lost.  We need your influence on us. We need you Albert as our Happiness has turned to emptiness, I can't wait for the day to come when we will be back together once again. He is survived by two sons; Albert Jr. (Michalina) of Clinton, Michael (Sharon) of Hamden, and a sister Frances Caputo of East Haven. He was predeceased by brothers; Mike, Frank, Anthony, & Andrew, and a sister Ana Manco. Private services were held February 4th in the Peter H. Torello & Son Funeral Home, 1022 Dixwell ave, Hamden. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to a charity of ones choice.