Luke Di Pompo

My condolences to the Di Pompo Family and Friends. After working for Luke for over ten years there will be so many things that I will miss:

Celebrating Christmas Eve.
Birthday Celebration for Luke, Don, Adish and myself.
Looking up words like nirvana.
Spelling Instal when Gary Burch likes install this way better.
Collecting $300.00 for each ciz he smoked.
Watching him set his chair on fire as he's too busy on the phone and smoking away. The...

My condolences & prayers to the DiPompo family. Luke will be greatly missed.

I first met Luke in 1994 while working on the Sousa Bridge project. Luke surrounded himself with "good hearted" people just as he was. Some of us from the Bridge Division became good friends and would get together for dinners or a retirement or two. I will miss the puzzle competitions we would have...he could not stand it when I got the answer before him! I, along with others in the Bridge Division,...

I first started to work for the Department of Highways and Traffic in the summer of 1968 and started full time in 1969. I have known Luke for many years. My father, Bob Harris, also worked with the Bridge Division in the 60's and he also worked with Luke. I have been out of the office and was shocked when I heard of Luke's passing. He was a wonderful person and I enjoyed talking and working with him over the years. I will definitely miss him.

My sympathy to Luke's family. I worked with Luke many years ago at Corcoran school in Georgetown and have many fond memories of Luke's enthusiasm with everything he did. He will be missed. David R. Moore

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.