Paul P. Giannuzzi

I played for Paul when he managed the Kingston Braves. Not only a great baseball guy, he was a great guy! I´m sorry I only now learned of his death. God Bless him.

Condolences to Giannuzzi family. I did not know Paul well, but I know his son Joe, so there's no doubt he was a great man. I wish I could have made the wake, but learned about it too late.

To all of the family and loved ones of Paul I offer you my deepest sympathy. I met Paul up in the Woodland Valley stream many many years ago. We struck up a conversation that went on and on from one subject to another. I had know his brother Reggie (Lorenzo ) quite well and his sister Anita. So it wasn´t hard for us to rattle on. As the years went by I would see him in that area of Phoenicia, he loved it so. I always extended and received a big wave from him no matter what the day was...

Anita: I am so sorry to hear of your brother's passing. I know he was your soulmate.......I pray he's in a " better place". Trudi

Gloria, Debbie and Joe So very sorry to hear of Paul´s passing. You were all such great neighbors in Hurley and always welcomed me in your home. I have such good memories of Paul coaching me in baseball, tennis, ping pong and many of life´s lessons. John

My condolences to you and your family. Paul and I played football in high school and played golf in later years. I have many fond memories of a wonderful friend. Mike

Dear Gloria and family. I m so sorry to hear of Pauls passing. Thoughts and prayers are coming your way during this difficult time. Fondly Donna and Dale.

The endless fond memories of Paul that I have comprise quite a library. His vegetable beef soup that I refused to ever rate as a score of 10, the marvel at struggling to even have a chance to beat him at golf with a two decade advantage or the admiration of his balance of fierce competiveness vs. gentle sportsmanship. Oh, and there's that reference to his Roman Nose that he took offense too & then chuckled it off. He is firmly filed away in my Close Friend folder. Attached is a photo of...

Please accept my sincere condolences, Paul was great work mate at Bard. Great baseball stories and of course his great golf encounters. I'll always remember Paul in my prayers.