Enrico J. "Henry" DePaolis

Lt. DePaolis was my first squad leader at the Washington Station. He was a great leader and instilled in me the qualities of a good Trooper. I never forgot his words and advice. RIP sir. Captain Jack Oakley (3269 ret.)

Along with his beloved brother John, Enrico was my very first baseball coach as a Steele Hill Tiger. Half the team consisted of DePaolis kids, Rick, Ron, Robert and the late great Pete! My sincere condolences to the entire family.

My deepest sympathy to the entire DePaolis family. One of my fondest memories growing up on Wilbur Avenue was when your father would come outside at 5pm and let loose a tremendous whistle that notified us kids that it was dinnertime! Not one child on Pursel Hill will ever forget your father and that whistle! May he rest in peace!

Dear DePaulis family, May you all be comforted by those around you at this time of loss! Families and childhood memories are many, we will never forget them! May God bless you all and keep it safe! The McCluskey`s

To the DePaolis Family, Want to thank your family for your Dads service ! May you all be comforted by those around at this time! Our families and childhood memories are many. May God bless you all and keep you safe! RIP Henry. The MCcluskeys

Saddened to learn of Henry's passing. Bob Giobbi

Elda and Rob, I am so very sorry for your loss. May he rest in peace.

May You Rest In Peace

DePaolis Family, We are so sorry to hear of Mr. DePaolis´ passing. He was a wonderful man who will be missed by many. Much love to you all, Stacey and Bill Rister