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Karen Marshall
October 26, 2020
Art will always be remembered for his charisma, style and dedication to his industry. Great times cooking with June in their home and family visits.
Karen Marshall
January 26, 2017
I'm deeply sorry for your loss. Art was a true icon and we all share great memories of him June and the family. Know he's in a better place with all of his loved ones.
GERALD G AND ANNA MAE CAMP
November 3, 2016
TO THE FAMILY,
WE ARE SO SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR LOSS. MY HUSBAND PURCHASED THE BEAUTY ACADEMY IN BEAVER FALLS, PA FROM ART IN 1993.
OUR SINCERE SYMPATHY.
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James Rogers
November 2, 2016
With extreme sadness, I offer my condolences. Arthur D was much more than a friend and colleague. He was a mentor, a leader, an inspiration in every facet of business, education and life. Larger than life, his legacy will always be a part of the Cosmetology industry. RIP, Arthur.
Patricia Howard
November 1, 2016
Deepest sympathy to the DeConciliis family. I was a PBA student in 1959 and remember him being a wonderful person.
Adam Brown
November 1, 2016
I loved Mr. D. He's all I heard about from my grandfather, C.B, when I first got into the business and I'll never forget how welcoming he was to me and how willing he was to share ideas. I'll always cherish the time I spent at PBA with Mr. D and with Art Jr. My condolences to the entire family.
Katherine DelGrande
October 31, 2016
My heart felt condolences go out to "Mr D's" family and his extended cosmetology family. He has touched and inspired so many.It was a great honor and joy to be a student, teacher, PR representative, and President of the Alumni Association. I can never thank him enough for my Teacher's Scholarship, it was the bridge to my wonderful teaching career. I know of so many stories like mine, stories of a man who could see the bigger picture and in turn give them the opportunity to blossom. He was such a wonderful man, whom I thought of as a grandfather, as I am sure did many others. His legacy will go on in the hearts of all whom he has touched .My deepest sympathies Katherine DelGrande
Mark Blasco
October 31, 2016
Cindy and John
Sorry for your loss
Deb Windus
October 31, 2016
My condolences to the family. From Deb Windus/Burmax Company.
Brenda Veschio
October 31, 2016
Cindy, Candy, Art and Family,
I am so sorry to hear of your Father's passing. I have great memories of him from our Duquesne Days. He was a great man and Father Figure. Cindy, I will never forget our "Gus" conversations. May he rest in eternal peace, God has gained a great soldier.
My deepest sympathy,
Love,
Brenda Persico Veschio
Jacqueline Dunkle
October 30, 2016
God Bless you Mr. DeConcilis for making a difference in so many lives, especially in the world of cosmetology, mine included.
October 30, 2016
My condolences on the loss of your father. Cherish the memories of your parents; may God comfort your family and friends. Ps.147:3
Jim Bruno
October 30, 2016
Condolences from cousin
J. James Bruno II
Sonja Heidish
October 29, 2016
Sam I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your grandfather.
Laura Caruso Milfeit
October 29, 2016
Mr. De, thank you from the bottom of my heart for all of the encouragement and opportunities you gave me throughout my life. I am greatful for all you have done for me and the thousands of lives you touched. The legacy and impact you and your school leaves behind on the world of cosmetology is untouchable. You helped keep the world beautiful. Your vision and dedication will never be forgotton. I thank God for you and your entire family. I love you and may you and June hold hands forever in eternity. ❤
Lori Sandroni
October 29, 2016
I remember Art as a gentleman who gave of himself to many causes. His dedication to St. Pius was second to none. He worked tirelessly organizing and volunteering so much of his busy time to all fund raising events for the good of St. Pius X Church and School for so many years.
Art was the pure definition of Class and Dignity. He will be remembered fondly by all whose lives he touched. My sincere condolences to Art Jr., Candy and Cindy.
May his soul rest in peace,
Marcia Riley Smith
October 29, 2016
Dear Art, Candy and Cindy,
My deepest sympathy at the loss of your Dad. I will always remember both your Mom and Dad and how kind and gracious they were and how I enjoyed spending time with you as you grew from children to adults.
May your memories keep your Mom and Dad always alive in your hearts.
Fondly,
Marcia Riley Smith
October 29, 2016
I extend my sympathy to all the members of the family of Mr. DeConciliis. It was an honor to be both a student and a teacher under his direction at the Pittsburgh Beauty Academy. Thank you Mr. De for doing all the wonderful things that you did. Jim Kastner PBA-Class of 1970
Brother V. Kenneth Curley, F.S.C.
October 28, 2016
There would not be enough space to write the wonderful memories I have of this great man! Needless to say, my deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences go out to Art, Jr., Cindy, and Candy. How he loved his family!
I can't help but think that Mr. "D" has been reunited with his beautiful June once again and that they, along with Cherrie now can watch over their children with even more love and care. What a joyous heavenly reunion! Who knows? Even Marty, the dog might be there...
Through PBA, he provided a springboard for so many successful careers, as well as the foundation of countless and lasting friendships. He was an example of one man making such an immense difference in people's lives. I and others will always be grateful for this and for so much more.
Yes, there are so many stories, too numerous to recount and some which could only be told "in person," and not in the printed word. Yet, all of those and more can find their origin in this one, very classy man.
Thank you so much and may the Angels lead you into Paradise, Mr. "D" and remember those of us left "seated at the bench outside of your office," waiting to see you once again.
With Fondest Remembrance,
Brother V. Kenneth Curley, F.S.C.
(Ken Curley)
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