Thomas Piazza

Hello Grandpa-
I want you to know that "I love you and I'll always remember you".
Sincerely,
David

Hello Grandpa-
I want you to know that "I love you and I'll always remember you".
Sicerlely,
David

Dad, you are no longer suffering and I know you are at peace now. Thanks so much for being "YOU" and only you. I pray to God every morning that you are with the Lord.
Pop,you are and will be in my heart for the rest of my life.

Love,
Peter

"STOP biting your nails!" "Stay off the grass!" "Keep your hands off the walls", he was too funny! He was the best grandpa I could ever ask for!! And I miss him terribly!! I would have to say the best memory of Grandpa was the way he and Grandma would dance! His smile while dancing with Grams was a beautiful site. Grandpa, you are at peace now and I want you to know that you will forever be a part of my heart! I love you and miss you!

Our sympathy and prayers go out to Mom Piazza, Tom & Pat, Pete & Ellie, and Bob & Brenda and their families in their time of grief. It's never easy letting go of someone you love and respect.

I have such great memories of Uncle Tom and our family. As kids we spent a lot of time at the house in Warrensville. I can picture Uncle Tom behind the plate catching for the baseball team - the whole family playing Uncle Tom, my dad, Sonny, Chuck, Curly the whole bunch of them. I remember what a great dancer he was. He was always out on the floor. I don't think any of our families ever ate holiday dinner on time cause the brothers and the nephews would all meet at one house for a few...

I have such fond memories of Uncle Tom and Aunt Lottie. My Dad and Uncle Tom were great pals and brothers all through the years. From the time I was little and all through my adult life Uncle Tom was always so "alive." I remember
base ball at the Warrensville Workhouse, Luds for Suds and bowling. How about drinks at all the relatives houses on Easter Sunday mornings. We will all miss him. But we can also take comfort in knowing he is in the "BEST" place of all. I'm sure he is...

My Fondest Memories of Grandpa...
The trouble we (the 6 grandkids) would give him on the family holidays at their house..."stay off the grass" had to be my favorite. Playing baseball on Ford Road and having all the kids quit and Gramps still out there willing to play. Gram & Gramps coming to Indiana to watch Tommy & I while Mom and Dad were out of town. Poor Gramps, what we put you through. Watching him do his laps with my dog, Cassie, in the pool in Arizona. My brain knows this was...

MEMORIES OF OUR GRANDPA:

Walks around the Block. "Don't hang on the railing!" Bike rides around the block. "Keep your hands off the walls!" Watching classic sitcoms like 'Sandford & Son' or 'All in the Family' while strectched out in the recliners together drinking orange juice.
"Don't ride your bikes in the grass!" Doing push-ups together--he was always so fit and athletic!
"Don't pick the grass honey!"
and last but not least, crashing on the tandem bike...