Dario Lorenzetti

Lt. Lorenzetti was my Platoon Leader at D. C0 3/502 at the 101st Airborne. He went to bat for me to our 1SG and CO to go to Ranger School. He sent me off to Ranger School with a Ranger handbook that he wrote `Hard Times Don´t Last, Hard Men Do´. He had left the unit by the time I got back but God put us back together at 75th Ranger Regiment where he was now Cpt. He was one of the greatest soldiers I ever served with. I still miss him all these years and still tell stories of him and what he...

A fine Son, a loving husband and father, a leader and warrior who loved his country as well as love of Jesdus Christ his creator and savioiur.

Hello,
We realize that we are very late to express our deepest condolences, but we wanted to let your family and friends know that we will be sending Care Packages to deployed troops this week and several of these will be dedicated to your loved one. Each package will carry the name, photo and hometown of Dario Natale Lorenzetti US State Department Consular Officer.

We realize that this is a small tribute, but we do this with all respect and sincerity and we want you to know...

My name is Donnely, Captain Lorenzetti was my CO when I was stationed in Korea 1-506th Infantry Air Aasault. Thank you Sir for your great leadership and dedication to your company. You will be missed but your memory will live on in your troops hearts. Currahee, Stands Alone.

Dario
You are remembered by so many friends and you have inspired all of us my your life activities and your love.We celebrated your third year anniversaryof your call to heaven to join your mother and Todd who preceded you. We love you and you all will always be in our prayers. ole

On this, the anniversary of your leaving Kirsten and your precious daughters, God Bless you, Dario. We'd only met several times at Northwoods Catholic School functions but you struck me as a real Stand-Up guy and Husband. God Bless and keep you.
Scott Yaklin,
Sergeant USMC
Desert Storm Vet

My daughter and I are enjoying the river and saw your bench. We left a pretty wild flower in honor your service. Our sincerest condolences. Jenny M. San Diego CA