Lydia Antionette "Smith" DiScuillo

Sorry for your loss. Our hearts go out to your family. Lydia has touched so many young lives.

I am so sorry for your loss. Ms. Lydia taught more than dance. She taught confidence and self esteem. In your grief, I just wanted to let you know I am thankful that she was an important part of my daughter's life.

Dear Peter and Family: So sorry to hear of the passing of Lydia. She was a wonderful individual who will be sorely missed by all her family and many friends. Our hearts go out to you during this most trying time. Sincerely, Kay and Larry Hirsch

Pete & family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Miss Lydia was an inspiration to Brittany & taught her everything she knows. She will always have a love for dance. Miss Lydia touched all of our hearts. Our thoughts & prayers are with you all.
~ Lisa, Brittany, & Barbara Noonan

I am so sorry for your loss thought's and prayer's are with you and your family...

Pete & Boys,
I will treasure all the times we came over to pre-celebrate the holidays and admire Lydia's Christmas village. I will also never forget the trip she made with my dad to Chicago so he didn't have to drive alone to see me. I am so very sorry for your loss.

To Mr. Pete, and Lydia's family,

Our hearts are with you, thinking of Miss Lydia. She taught so much more than dance. She taught her students about life through dance - to respect themselves and others. Lydia showed my daughter how to let her inner beauty shine and grow. She lives on when our kids dance, but also when they make the right decisions. We remember her laugh most. She was a tremendous person, and a huge influence on us. We love you very much.

Dear Pete and family, Our hearts go out to you. Lydia was a wonderful teacher and fun lady. The kids really enjoyed their dance lessons with her and I loved that she was actually teaching them life lessons too. So many wonderful memories made in the basement of a church in Mystic. Will always have special memories of a very special lady. Love and thoughts from Beth, Nicole and Shannon Backhaus

Dear Pete, Harold, Peter, Scott and families. Fred and I are deeply sorry to hear about Lydia's passing. It was nearly 40 years ago she taught us and several of our friends how to dance "Swing"...We still are moved to get up and dance to the strains of the big bands "In the Mood" or Jim Croce's "You don't mess around with Jim". When our daughter, Stacy was born, we couldn't wait to get her into Lydia's tap and ballet classes...so at the age of three, there she was, learning from "Mith...