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Michael Iampieri Obituary
Michael was the son of the late Catherine and Milton Iampieri and the beloved brother of Victoria Iampieri Gawel (Jack) and John Iampieri (Sabrina). A funeral mass will be celebrated at 10:00 A.M., Saturday, October 5, at Saint Ignatius Church, 740 N. Calvert St., Baltimore. All are welcome.
Those who wish may send a memorial gift to Loyola Blakefield, 500 Chestnut Ave., Towson, MD 21204; or to The Loyola School, 801 Saint Paul St., Baltimore, MD 21202.
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Kay Cline
May 7, 2025
Michael was a dear friend whom I met at the Maryland Art Institute. We corresponded for years after I moved to California and I always looked forward to his creative annual Christmas cutouts. He was so artistic in many ways...and will live on in my memory.
Victor Gresser
October 26, 2024
Oh, I am so very sad to discover this news. Michael was a lovely man. Kind. Creative and enthusiastic. I met Michael 35 years ago through the love of my life, Thom Cioffi. Michael was Thom's best friend. When things fell apart between Thom and me, I'd only run into Michael occasionally at Theatre Project where he was a regular, documenting the performances with his extraordinary gestural drawings. My condolences to his family, dear friends and to the thousands of students he no-doubt imbued with passion for love of life and beauty. I will miss Michael so much. I had hoped to see him on this trip to Baltimore. Not meant to be.
Donna Crivello
October 2, 2024
Michael was a dear, sweet, talented man. I will always remember looking forward to his wonderful cut-out
Christmas cards that he
thoughtfully sent every year.
E. Budny
October 2, 2024
Vicky, sorry to hear about the death of your brother. Sounds like he was quite a guy. I hope his magic and talent continue to live on in your heart. I'll remember you both in my prayers.
Michele Lane
September 16, 2024
Michael was a much loved neighbor. He was quiet, kept to himself a good bit but was very caring. He was a gifted artist and musician. I looked forward to the hand made Christmas card through my door each year. I missed him when he moved and wish I had kept in touch with him. I cam only imagine the number of lives he touched as a teacher for so many years.
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