| From: | Sarah DiGiusto |
| Email: | sarahdigiusto@gmail.com |
Hello, I stumbled across the site and just wanted to update some information on my Dad, Paul DiGiusto a 1973 GPN graduate. He passed away in 2004. I bet he would have loved to join his class in a reunion. Certainly I would love to hear stories from his friends about what he was like in high school.
Sandy Shortt
I remember Paul as "fun loving" guy who hung with a similar crowd including Tom Combs. We had Mr. Smith together for Civics and he used to call him "Disgusto" to get a laugh. A teacher would get reprimanded today, but I remember Paul just laughed it off.
Jim Colson
Paula Russo (Christ)
your dad was always a joker and always a gentleman...
so sorry to hear he has passed
Mark Fisher
I knew Paul since Mason Elementary. He was a great person and friend. As others have said he had a sense of humor but also had a great heart. My deepest condolences. You had a great guy for your father.
John Blessing
Sorry to hear about your Dad. He was a good person and a nice guy.
Rosemary Dupont
I'm so sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. God gifted him with a hilarious sense of humor and a kind heart. My deepest sympathy to you and your family.
Rosemary DuPont Borden
Greg Bertelsen
Yes, I concur with Sandy, Jim, Mark, Jeff & Mrs. (DuPont) Borden. Your father was always a great cut-up. I recall him hanging with Terry Leukhoff during Highschool. Surely, he will be missed!
Denae Goodman (Neirman)
Your Dad had the best big brown eyes, with a devilish twinkle. Such a sad loss.
Matt Bommarito
Paul and I go way back to our freshman year at GPN. He was a great guy and I spent lots of time with Paul having fun. When I crashed my Honda 305cc motorcycle on his side street, he came to the accident scene and brought the bike to his garage for safekeeping. After my broken arm healed, Paul helped me rebuild the bike as good as new! I will never forget! Great guy!