Arthur DiDea

Mark & Linda - I have the best of momories of your father at Emmanuel Episcopal Church when I was growing up. He had an infectious and irresistable spirit and energy. There was no question as to who or whose he was. He always had an encouraging and positive message whenever I saw him. It seems to me that the church I knew and remembered was built on the shoulders of people like our parents.

You are a proud product of of great Anglican Christians. It's a hereitage you will bear...

Dear Karen, I am so sorry for the loss of your dad. You have my deepest sympathy. May God give you and your family strength, love and hope in this time of need. I will pray for you.

To the entire DiDea family,

It is with great sadness I hear of Dr. DiDea's death. He was my dentist from 1977 until he retired. A favorite memory of mine was one day when he was in a hurry, he convinced me I did not need novicaine for probably the worst cavity I had ever had in my life. I have not had it since, and will always remember that day forever. Thanks for the smiles you gave me.

Mark and family,
Dr. DiDea was our family dentist for many years and was also a friend to our family. He was so very kind to us when my dad passed away in 1970. You have my deepest sympathy.

Dear Mark and Family:
I am so sorry for your loss. I remember as school children you won best smile during a dental contest in our class....obviously your dad took great care of your teeth!!! Please be at peace...God will reunite you some day.

Dear Dr. DiDea,
We are so sorry at the loss of your father. You and your associates treated my son, Trevor, with great care. May you find peace in special memories.
Sincerely,
Leslie, Jim & Trevor Gruber