Deacon John J. Digilio

Miss you and your homemade Italian sausage.

How do you forget about the guy who did so much for me. when i lost my license, he drove me to school. Never said a bad thing about anyone even if it was true. A saint.

Without Johnny I would have never developed an appreciation for music. He was like a big brother to me. I'll always remember. Thanks Johnny,

i remember everything: cooking sausage at house on Grover st 60 years ago. John driving me to school when i lost my license the restaurant on Saddle Creek the bar down town and the Italian sausage he spent the door cooking for my daughters wedding. i miss John a lot

Nice people are always remembered! today i interviewed a new Tenant who told me that she was moving out of the apartment at 22nd & K. i asked if it was across from the white house on the corner. HER RESPONSE WAS THAT OMB THOSE ARE THE NICE PEOPLE WHO LIVE ON THE CORNER WHO SAW THAT I WAS LOCKED OUT OF MY CAR AND BROUGHT OVER A COAT HANGER.

Mary Jane and family, our deepest condolences to you all. May your fond memories of John/dad/grandfather help you in your time of sorrow. So sorry for your loss. God bless you all!

My heart is heavy and sad. John was a wonderful person. He will be sorely missed. And loved his homemade Italian sausage. It was the best in town. I was a true customer. RIP John

Mary Jane and Digillio family, So sorry for your loss. Thinking of you and remembering you in my prayers.

Thank you for your Service May you be granted an honorable and restful Peace