DONALD R. IODICE

There’s a popular book titled Ali really need to know I learned in Kindergarten. For me it was laterthe 3–1/2 years I worked at KHP. Don (and Jules) were infinitely kind and generous with their knowledge and compassion. There isn’t a day that goes by where I have fond memories working with them. Whenever i dabble in a crossword I remember Don did the Sunday NYT crossword. In ink.

Blessings to his family.

Don was my first boss (KHP) while I was in HS. (I'll just say it was all downhill from there.) He was everything one could possibly ask for in an employer; a friend; a confidant; a father figure. He was impossibly fair, kind, consistent, supportive, and super smart. Watching him do the Sunday NYT crossword puzzle -- IN INK -- was equal parts dumbfounding and astonishing. I was privileged to share his early family days and enjoyed babysitting his beautiful kids. My one major life regret was that I didn't take up his offer to follow him to NML. I'm sure I would be a far better person today. But I did ok, in no small part because I've never forgotten his many words of wisdom; they have guided me through numerous rough patches. Sheila and kids... I hope you know how loved you were. And how lucky we all were to have known such a remarkable man. Blessings to you all.

I worked for Don (and Jules) at KHP throughout most of high school. I have often said that I learned more in that job than in any classroom. Those lessons have stayed with me all my life. Don was one of a kind and I shall continue to miss him dearly ... but more so knowing that I´ll never be able to reconnect with him. It is a huge and immeasurable loss. My love to Sheila and the kids.

I always admired Don so much for his courage and leadership. He was strong and I learned a lot from him
watching his leadership. I also learned not to bet on golf. Prayers to the entire family. joe & sheryl teague

Sheila....Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family at this most difficult time. May God Bless All of You.

my condolences to Dons family and especially his brother Bobby. We were boyhood friends living across the street on Lindsey st. Lots of fond memories. Vinny Barbetta

We are sending virtual hugs on this special mans passing.

Remember the fun times. Skiing at Pico. Lots of dancing tennis. Don would always win but we had fun love Diane and John Desmond

Love you Uncle Don, Rest In Peace with the angels.

My sympathy to you all

Tricia and family - our hearts are with you as you celebrate the life and mourn the loss of your wonderful husband, father, grandfather, brother and friend.

Don hired me in Maryland as a young adviser. Mentored me as I grew my business under his leadership. Now 29 years later, Im thankful to have known Don and am honored to call him a friend. You will be missed!

Amazing, amazing man - he leaves an incredibly family and he will be truly missed. First thing that always comes to mind when thinking about D is that boisterous and genuine laugh.