Daniel F. DiSanti

Mr D.

You were an awesome homeroom teacher and friend. You'll be greatly missed.

(Class of 1990)

I am blessed to have had such a great person as a teacher and a mentor. As everyone who had ever encountered him will always be blessed because people that care about others as much as him are very rare to find. I am very grateful to have met him and learned all that I did. I am very sad but am very very very grateful that I had the chance to know him. May he be in his glory.

I was really sad when I heard the news. Mr D. helped me way more than anything you can get from a book. He helped mold a boy into a man with his advice and was a true teacher in every sense of the word. I'm really sad it had been so long since I have seen him but the last time he saw me he was really proud!!
So in short Mr. Spacley you are missed loved and admired!!!! thanks for the life lessons they worked!!!!

I miss you lot dear friend and will always remember the good time we soend together.

To the family of Danny, My deepest sympathy to all of you. My name is Cookie and Danny and I have been best friends for years. we were bingo buddies. I'm devastated that I will never talk to him again but I will hold on to all the memories and fun we had. please contact me.....sincerely cookie

Dear Pete, Marietta and Girls:
Dad and I were sorry to hear of your loss. Our deepest sympathies. We hope your memories will console you during this time.
Kathy Roe/Bill Groenendaal, Brick

Dear Peter and Family,
It has been many years yet I remember your family well. Dan was one year ahead of me at Darlington. We shared many a good time and many good laughs together. I regret that I did not learn of his passing until after the Funeral. I will offer the Mass for a brother and a man who leaves me with many happy memories. Please accept my prayers and deepest sympathy.
Jim

To the DiSanti family,

My sincere condolences.

It was in the late 70's when Dan was Fr. Dan and served at St. Mary, Nutley. Though newly ordained and short in stature, he made his presence known. Can well remember him signing, "You Light up My life", as he blessed the congregation with holy water from the center aisle.

Resto nella pace!

R.I.P. Disco Danny

Mr. DiSanti was my English teacher in 1982. Throughout my high school years he made certain that I studied, worked hard, and worked toward going to college. He even sat with me and helped me fill out college applications making certain I would fill out the paperwork correctly.
Like much of our lives, the people who are most important to us hear the least from us. A few months ago I thought of Mr. D and looked him up on the school website. I was happy to see...