Nicholas A. DiGiorgio Sr.

Nicky, I am so sad. We had a great childhood, though. I remember when you broke your arm/wrist, and could not defend yourself, I would punch you in your good arm, and we both laughed at the fact you would get me later when the cast would come off. How many hours did we spend on the corner of Tusa's Cut-Rate Pharmacy? You remember when you and Cathy had the clothing shop? You remember we always double dated and you would borrow your daddy's station wagon. Also, I am so sad about Sammy. ...

To Nicky's family: My memories of him go back to early childhood and St. Mary's Italian School on Chartres Street in the French Quarter. We graduated together in the class of 1959. He always had a wonderful sense of humor. He will be missed by all who knew him.
Paulette Rhodes Burke

My prayers are with you at this time of loss.

My sincere and heartfelt condolence to the family of my good friend, Nick. Love your "brother", Joe Vendetti

I worked with Nick for 3 years, he was always laughing making jokes and making the day go bye for us all. Nick was a great guy who always kept me up to date on Gillian and all that was going on in her teenage life! And we talked about my littles ones and how they were all growing up so fast!! He would occasionally borrow my phone to call and check in on Gillian when she got home from school and never hung up without saying "I Love Ya, if you need me call." Gillian you will never truly be...