Paul "Binky" DiMaio

May he rest in peace. I
remember "Binky" from the neighborhood and my nine years at Colton School. I don't remember him at Nicholls or after I left High School. I also knew his sister, Anna, at the time. I have forgotten many things in the interim period, but I have a good memory of his smile and a kind, friendly, caring schoolmate. After reading some of the other entries, I see that this is the personality that he projected for the rest of his life. His family and his later friends...

He was my next door neighbor for years and loved to shoot basketball. He was a grat guy! Sammy Koch

Met Binky at Mobil Oil while doing phone work. Great guy.

Thanks for all the Good times at work playing golf at which you always beat me and Family get together's. My you RIP Big Brother Once again Thanks!

I worked with Binky for years at McLean Trucking. He was a great guy and he truly was a "professional" truck driver.
I am so sorry for your loss.
Howard Baldridge, Az.

My prayers are with the family.I have fond memories of our days playing basketball.RIP Binky
Eddie Womac

Hi Marie - My deepest condolences on your loss. Binky was "one of a kind". Though we lost touch over the years I will always have the fondest memories of those days when I worked with Binky, Billy, and Pudgy. I pray the Lord will send the Holy Spirit to provide comfort and peace to you and yours during this hard time.

Sincerely,
Curtis Haven

Marie I love Binky and you.I will remember Binky for his kindness, selflessness,unconditional love and he never said a bad word of anyone just that little smile. Great man, husband, father. I am so saddened for you and your family. I'm sorry I'm not there for you and your family today. Love Carolan