DOMENIC DI BLASIO

I just saw that Dom passed away. Dom started cutting my hair when I was 14 years old. I followed him when he set up shop at the Aladdin Hotel and back to the shop on Sahara Ave. He was my friend and I will always cherish the many times we talked about life. I remember the pictures he had of his children and grand children. The last week, before I moved to Boston in 2007, I stopped by and said my goodbyes. I truly felt like I was saying goodbye to a family member. I remember he used to...

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Please accept my deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Domenic. God assures all of you that he is at your side to comfort you. (1 Peter 5:6,7). May this help you cope while grieving.

Lc

Rosalie and family. Our prayers and condolences go out to you. Will always remember Dom and pray for him. He had a way to always crack me up at the shop, with his double talk and quick wit. No matter how bad a day he would make the best out of it. I never heard him say bad things about people we knew,and he would always find the good everyone. He will be missed but never forgotten. Elton and Shirley

I remember fondly the times that Uncle Domenic cut my hair when I was a boy as I listened to the conversations that he would have with his cousin and my father, Nick. They offered me a glimpse into the history of our family and now as we've all grown older and some of us have passed away, I cherish those times more than ever.

My deepest sympathy to Aunt Rosalie, Gina and Rick.

Enjoyed sitting in the chair talking music with Dom while he worked his magic with his scissors. Condolences.