Jim Di Iorio

Dear Margaret, Pat and family,
I consider it a privilege to have known Jim. What a wonderful, kind, caring, loving man!
You are very lucky to have had him all these years. My thoughts and prayers are with you.

Dear Great Aunt Margaret,

My thoughts and prayers are with you. I have very fond memories of my Great Uncle Jim. The Barton clan is a very big one. But, he always took the time to come over and personally say hello to me and ask what was new in my life. As a child I was very impressed by that. As an adult I looked forward to each encounter. I hope that you can take comfort from the fact that he is in a much better place and surrounded by loved ones. God Bless you, Pat, Beth and...

I remember Mr. Di Iorio from when I was just a youngster. For nearly 30 years I could count on a big smile and a friendly handshake from Mr. Di Iorio at church. I will miss him.

Ms. Di Iorio,

You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. I remember your encouraging words when my husband, Earl Clay, who was very fond of you passed away. Today, I wanted you to know how much that meant to me. May God Bless You.
Earl worked for you at the Brookshire Nursing Center when he was in college.

Debra Clay Williams and Family

We extend our deepest sympathy and we cherish having known Jim.

Dear Aunt Margaret,

My thoughts and prayers are with you, Pat, Beth and their family. I will always remember Uncle Jim as a very kind and loving person with always a kind word and smile. He will be missed but we can be consoled knowing that he is with Our Father and has been reunited with Jane and Peggy.

Love
Gina and Michael