Antonietta M. D'Orazi

Our condolences on the passing of Mrs. D'Orazi. What an extraordinary life! The D'Orazi family was instrumental in my learning Italian. I believe it was Margaret who was my Italian instructor at Berkeley in 1973. I still study Italian at George Mason University in Virginia. My wife (Gioia) and I love to speak Italian at home here in Virginia. Her mother was also an Italian war bride, from Bologna. Blessings to you all. Dennis (Dino) Egan Assumption '66 O'Dowd '70 Berkeley...

I am so sorry to hear the news of Antoinetta's passing. She was the kindest, most optimistic, and loving woman I have ever known. She will be greatly missed.

Dear Rick and Joanne. I send condolences from my wife, Toni, and me on the loss of Rick's mother. What a wonderful story of her life with a neat family with lots of roots, back in Italy. May she rest in Peace!

I was sorry to hear of the loss of your mother. I loved all of the stories that Bob shared after his numerous visits when he lived with me after the tragedy in Paradise. Talking about his visits put such a huge smile on his face! He was so lucky to have been able to spend so much time with your mom after her relocation to Paradise! She loved him like he was one of her own! I have the cookbook and will always treasure it!! Love to all of you. Patty Bernhard (Angiola)