Condolence: Dear DiGironimo family,

My sincere condolences are extended to you all for the loss of your dear loved one, Louis. May you find much comfort in the scriptures, in which our loving heavenly Father has given us hope for our loved ones who have passed away. At John 5:28 & 29, God promises, “The hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his [Jesus Christ's] voice and come out, those who did good things to a resurrection of life.”​ How we look forward to that wonderful time, when we will be reunited with our loved ones who have passed away! Until this loving promise is fulfilled, may the fond memories you shared with Mr. DiGironimo also bring you solace at this difficult time.

Condolence: Dear Joanne,
When I think of your Dad I am immediately reminded of his kindness, gentleness, and how much he loved you and your Mom. Although it's been a long time, I can still picture him playing the organ, wearing his glasses and reading the paper in the breezeway on Van Buskirk, and keeping Stamford and its citizens and shopkeepers safe as he patrolled Bedford Street on foot. I envision that he and your Mom are now once again cutting a rug and dancing up a storm. Joanne, may our Lord bless and comfort you and your family during this difficult time, and may you draw strength from the happy memories and the love you shared -- that love is still there and continues. Rest in peace Mr. DiGironomo, and thank you for adding to pleasant childhood memories.

Condolence: Dear Joanne, Bob, Brian, Kristyn and the rest of your beautiful family.
So sorry for your loss yet happy that he's dancing with his bride again! Pops was something else - always happy to see you and call you over for a chat, wanting to hear all about the latest adventures.
You were blessed with a wonderful dad, grandfather and great-grandpa and he loved you all so much.
Sending much love and hugs,
Ann Marie, Ryan and Sean