Dr. Eugene IMBROGNO

I just happen to stumble on this today. I went to school with Dean at Lhs although he's 2 years older. My son presently is employed at Miami Valley Hospital ER medicine. My son Dr Matt and his girlfriend both started at Kettering, last year my son signed on at Miami Valley but his girlfriend is presently employed at Kettering also in ER medicine Dr Olivia, they too went through Med school together. Matt also went to Lorain City Schools and was raised all his life in Lorain and also attended...

Diane,
I remain saddened by Dean's untimely death and your deep loss. When I reminisce about our medical school years I always think of the two of you as a unit--DeanandDiane, never Dean, and Diane. Your love for each other was special, and is one of my lasting memories.
In sympathy,
Frank Cebul

Dear Diane,
My deepest condolences go out to your and Dean's immediate and extended families. I'm sure it's a devastating loss to all of you.

I have fond memories of both you and Dean from medical school. I will be keeping you in my thoughts.

to Diane, Brian, Tyler and David

You are in our thoughts and prayers. May the Lord give you strength to endure the great loss. Dean was a real gentleman and will be missed by many.

Cathy, Sammy and the Hamway boys.

Dear Diane and Family,

I am very sorry to hear of Dean's passing. I have very fond memories of Dean and you during our time in med school, particularly the first two years when the entire class was together so much. Dean was a great guy with a wonderful personality and calm demeanor. I'm sure he was a great husband and father as well. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Steve Leyland Inman, SC

My sincere condolences to Doctor's family and his Medwork Family. He was the Medical Advisor for the past 3 companies I worked with and had the pleasure of learning through his expertise and the knowledge he passed on to others. His passing will leave a huge hole for his family and the Dayton community.

My sincerest condolences to his family. I had the privilege of working with Dean on two BWC committees for the past 7 years. His solid clinical recommendations, common sense based judgement and consistently good humor will be deeply missed by everyone who met him. His loss will be felt throughout our agency and nowhere more than by me.

I couldn't believe it when I was informed of Dean's death. I was currently working with him on a "new" project, and had spent the afternoon with him a few days prior. Many times I relied on his expertise in occupational health. He taught me so much. My sincere sympathy goes out to the entire family. I will be out of town, or I would there Friday to pay my respects. So sad.

To The Family,

Dr. Imbrogno will greatly be missed, his kind words and smile will never be forgotten.

There are no words I can say that will take away your pain but know I am praying for you all.

Mary Bernhard
(Employee)