Henry DiGiovanni

Rick, Dean, Gary and Peter
First, my belated condolences on the loss of your mother. I met her a couple times visiting your Dad in Malden.
It's hard to believe that six years have passed. Hank was larger than life; I still savor his wit and wisdom along with the many golf tips he generously provided on the ranges of Indian Ridge and Andover Country Clubs.
Perhaps my most treasured memory of Hank came after my Dad's passing in 2004. He told me he didn't generally get emotional about death but said "I cried like a baby when I heard about Hal's passing."
I think of Hank often. He was one of a kind and his memory lives on with those of us fortunate enough to have known him.
My thoughts and prayers are with you on the anniversary of his passing. It's comforting to know that he and Dad are in heaven, swapping stories and golf tips.

Bert O'Connor
Andover, MA

As my brother Bert said, it was always nice having Hank visit. My dad certainly enjoyed it! Thinking of him and sending the best to all of you. Barb

Always enjoyed "eavesdropping" on Hank's conversations with my Dad as they worked on clubs in Dad's shop. Also appreciated the many golf tips he gave me on the ranges of Indian Ridge and Andover Country Clubs. Hank, I hope you and Dad are fixing clubs and giving lessons to the folks upstairs. You are both greatly missed. Bert

Harriet,

My condolences to you and your family. Hank was a terrific guy. He and my Dad spent many enjoyable hours working on golf clubs and solving the world's problems in the O'Connor garage. His wit, wisdom, golf tips and larger than life personality will be greatly missed.

With deepest sympathy,
Bert O'Connor, Andover, MA

Very sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you all.

Very sorry to hear of your loss.... wishing you strength and peace....