Rocco A. Giuggio

I remember Rocko fondly from our Showcase Cinema days in 1978. He was one of the managers, and we were 50 college kids working for the summers. He was extremely bright, and loved by all. He is in my prayers... Steve Etkin

I had the good fortune of having a last name that started with G, and Rocco and I had 4 great home room years together at Cathedral High School. He was kind and intelligent and I still think often of our conversations, walks in the hallways of a very large school, and especially his humor. My sympathy and best wishes to his family and I am quite sure that he and Maurice Grandfield, and John Zebb did in fact solve the world´s problems! Rest In Peace Rocco, Mike Goodwin

Diane, Mary, Debbie, Terry, Michael, Mark very sorry to hear of Rocky's passing.

I first met Rocco at The Forest Park Grill. He was a kid then, and I wasn't that much older. I had lunch there almost every day as I worked at McCarthy's Drug, during high school and college. I am so sorry for the loss for all of you.

I first want to send my condolences to all of the family. I first met Rocco at the Forest Park Grill. He was just a kid then, and I not much older. Went there for lunch just about every day as I worked at McCarthy's Drug. Knew most of the family and enjoyed my time there. My Deepest Sympathy to the whole family.

Rocco, Moss Granfield and I solved the world's problems several times over beer and pizza at UMASS. I am pleased to see he wrote a novel. He was very charged up about literature at school. Rest in peace, my friend.

So sorry to hear about Rocky. I often think about your family and the friends and fun we had on Blaine St. My deepest condolences and best wishes to all the family.

I am sorry for your loss. My heart is with you Diane, Bob and Mark.