Renzo Dallimonti

Sincere condolences and prayers to the Dallimonti family for their loss.

My colleagues and I at Exxon Research and Engineering worked with Renzo and the Honeywell team during the 1970s on development and field testing of TDC-2000. Renzo was a confident and soft-spoken man and always a pleasure to work with. His ideas and visions pushed the boundaries of electronics technology that lead to step change improvements in process control systems.

May he rest in eternal peace....

It was a privilege knowing and working with you. I'm sure you are now resting in a better place

I spent 40 years at Honeywell, from the Brown Instr. days in Phila. through the years on Virginia Dr. in Ft. Wash. I had the privilege of working with Dalli at the initial development of TDC2000 and creating the original "concept room" to introduce customers to the concept of modern, digital control room operations. He was very helpful to me in my 40 year career at Honeywell, and as a fellow Drexelite, was very encouraging to me in my pursuits. I admired him very much, and he will be truly...

My condolences to family and friends.

I started with Honeywell Ft Washington, Pa in 1976 at the early beginnings of TDC 2000, in the "TAC" Tech Assistance Center. I did not work directly with Renzo but have to give thanks for many years of employment with Honeywell because of his innovative development of TDC.
Thank you Renzo

Dalli was a very knowledgeable person, an industry idol, and a very humble man. He will be remembered not only for his contribution to the industrial process control world but also his pleasant personality and friendship to many of his colleagues at Honeywell.

Renzo made our world a better place in some many ways - the automation profession, Honeywell and his family to name just a few. The word legend is thrown about but we definitely lost one in Renzo. Thoughts and prayers with Eileen and the entire family.

My deepest condolences. Death of a loved one is never an easy thing to go through. Just remember you are not alone. Isaiah 61: 2 "...To comfort all who mourn" God is right here to help you.

Eileen, I am so sorry to read of Renzo's death. He was such a delightful man and I know he will be missed by you and his family very much. Madelyn Downing.

I couldn't have asked for a better grandfather in my sweet Papa. He taught us so many things just by his example of being a caring, curious, hard working man who had a vision everyday to make his community and the world better.