ARMAND DIMELE

You are always in my heart.

Armand was a very special person. There aren't many of them around, and we could certainly use a voice and a spirit like his in these troubled times. Sometimes I think he was preparing us to face what he saw coming, knowing that he probably wouldn't be here in the flesh.

I remember Armand always being there on the radio - a steady, comforting presence in a world that often felt uncertain. His voice had a way of making everything seem just a bit more grounded, a bit more hopeful. Though the airwaves are quieter now, his warmth and calm will echo on.

Armand DiMele--an essential part of what it meant to live in NY, just as much as SNL or Charlie Rose were fixtures of New York. I once encountered Armand in an elevator--great human. I remember on one of his shows, a woman who was quite paranoid and was very concerned that "beings" were listening to her. And with total respect, love and humility, Armand asks here, "how do you think they feel about you talking to me about them?" I once heard a piece of music at the halfway point in one of...

A miss listening to you on the radio Armand. You really helped me so much through out my life. I wish I could've met you in person. I would've loved to intern with you for my Master's in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I remember finding out about your passing on the radio, I remember exactly where I was. I'm so glad we have your broadcasts archived. You are the father a lot of us wished we had. I love you Armand. Rest in greatness!

I just saw that Armand passed away. So very sorry. He was a good friend when we both worked in. New York.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

As always, you are surely missed. Still applying your methods and insights daily. Thanks for the happiness you gave

Miss the days of listening to my radio friend who was always inspiring