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D.
December 23, 2023
My cousin Damon was a student and in the movie Tap.
He absolutely adored Al.
David Christian
April 2, 2022
Al Desio was my Stage Movement Intructor at USC in the mid eighties.
He was always bright and cheerful, and that infectious enthusiasm was felt within and brought out the best in all of us.
Thank you for your humble, brilliant instruction Al.
God bless you and may you RIP.
philip chang
August 22, 2017
hey hey..hey hey..hey hey, hey hey, hey hey..diggy dagga, diggy dagga, diggy dagga....I will always remember you as a great, exciting tap dancer and mentor...rest in peace my friend..thank you for all the incredible choreography, shows, and memories.
Nancy Marie (McDuffie)
May 25, 2017
I love you, Al Desio...you made my time at USC so very special. Honored to have studied with you❤
David Winters
December 15, 2013
Dear Al Desio Gone....But NOT Forgotten !! RIP Dear Brother we will all meet again one day and we'll be Dancin' with the Angels !!
April 7, 2010
I'm so sorry that Uncle Alfred passed away. My Mom, Matilda (terry) Holiday passed away 10/8/08, is with him now with Grandma, Agnus
Louise Reichlin aka Desio
February 4, 2010
My husband Alfred died almost 3 years ago - February 14, 2007. His spirit is still very much with me. Thank you to those who signed this guest book and for many letters.
Wanda Kraag
January 11, 2008
Dear Alfred, I just now (01/11/08) read about your "last journey"...
The Heavens will be blessed with a beautiful human being like you...
Always your student: Wanda E. Kraag,
USC-CNTV, 1985-1990.
Nick Fratangelo
July 1, 2007
Alfred and Neils' mother Agnes was my mothers sister. The last time I saw cousin Alfred was 1949 in Clyde NY and cousin Neil 1956 at our uncle Armond Renzis in Miami, Fla. Very sorry for your loss.
Joanna Walker
May 25, 2007
Louise, I am Alfreds cousin Joanna (renzi) Walker of Tennessee. I wish I had known Alfred as an adult, I just remember him when I was very young. God Bless You.
Sophia Momand
March 28, 2007
My boys and I never experienced a wonderful tap teacher like Desio. He was one of a kind...knew his stuff and knew what he could get out of you. Made you do your best. We will never forget that infectious grin...
John McGurn
February 20, 2007
I LOVED Al in "KEAN"...one of my all time favorites.
"GIVE US A TUNE,CHRISTIE!"
God Bless and keep you!
NOREEN ALVAREZ
February 20, 2007
so iam sorry
Clara Weldon
February 19, 2007
Be Still
Be still like the grass on a melancholy summer day
Be still like desert shrub.
Be calm and you will hear your loved one speak, in the stillness, in the calm, their love resounds.
If you are still this promise I make, you will hear the voice of your loved one helping you along your way.
Mark Ivicic
February 19, 2007
May Flights of Angels Sing thee to thy Rest.
Janet (De Sio) Colbert
February 18, 2007
Louise, So sorry to read abou Alfred. I was married to his brother Neil. God Bless You, Janet
PAUL
February 18, 2007
ALFRED--YOU'RE GOING TO BE IN GOOD COMPANY UP THERE---GENE KELLY. FRED ASTAIRE AND GINGER ROGERS....BUT WITH A RESUME OF "WEST SIDE" "LA MANCHA" AND "FIDDLER" I THINK YOU'LL HOLD YOUR OWN. DON'T FORGET--NO ONE COULD KEEP UP WITH ANN MILLER, BUT GIVE IT YOUR BEST SHOT. I LOVE DANCERS ABOVE ALL THE OTHER ARTS. RIP.
D.L. ZIMMERMAN
February 18, 2007
REAT IN PEACE, ALFRED
Legacy Remembers
Posted an obituary
February 17, 2007
Alfred Desio Obituary
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Dancer and choreographer Alfred Desio, a Broadway veteran who invented a form of electronically enhanced tap dancing called Tap-Tronics, died Wednesday. He was 74. Desio died of complications of bladder cancer at Olym... Read Alfred Desio's Obituary
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