ANGELO M. DiGEORGE

I guess this is the last time I'll be able to write in your guest book, Ang. May the hand of God touch you at all times, may be joy of those who have passed be with you, and may you forever rest in peace. Love Anita #2

Dear Ang: I still get tears in my eyes when I think of you. My Dad is so thrilled to be with you again... with love, Anita #2

Dear Ang: Happy Father's Day to my second Dad. With love, Anita #2

Dr. DiGeorge was an attending at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children during my residency. I will always remember his intellect and wit. He was an icon and will be sorely missed.

Anita, my daughter, Kelly, forwarded your comments to me.
I remember when I interviewed for the position of secretary. In those days we didn't have a human resource department. He put a post-it size pice of paper in the manual typewriter and told me to type something. Probable a line or two. Well I got the job. But I think it didn't hurt when I told him I went to Temple Nursing School and I was a graduate of John W Hallahan Catholic Girls High School which I believe you mother also...

I am very sorry for your loss. Dr. DiGeorge saved my life and he treated me for years.I will truely miss him. According to my mother he put my case in his medical journals and I know how wonderful he wasfrom the years that he treated me at St. Christophers hosp. I will pray for your family every day and just wanyed to give my sympathy because i wouldn't be able to do that if it wasn't for him
Forever Thankful to him
Janice O'Beirne (now Freebairn)

Although I never had the pleasure to meet Dr. Angelo DiGeorge, I know he will be missed by all whose lives he touched. My deepest sympathy to his entire family, especially his grandchildren.

I want to offer my condolences to the entire DiGeorge family. My memories are personal not professional. I have been friends with his daughter Anita for fifty years. I spent many childhood days in his home. I will never forget meals around the family table where lively conversations were complimented with his sharp wit and funny observations. I will always remember the Wildwood days where he would kick back and enjoy his family. When I was in college I wrote a paper on child abuse and...

MY mother worked for your father for over 36 years. I always remember him as a comical yet caring man. I knew him my whole life as my mothers boss, the nicest boss anyone could have had, my mom still says. I am so sorry for your loss and am glad he is at peace.
Kelly Goodwin