James Vincent Piet

I moved to PA for my first job, 24 years old and far away from home for the first time. Jim and Diane lived a short distance away in DE and immediately made me feel at home. They would have me over for dinner several times a month and I will always cherish our discussions and time together grilling dinner on the screened in porch followed and preceded by drinks, ending in more drinks and billiards. They welcomed me into their lives and despite leaping 500 miles from home on my first jump I always felt safe and at home with them. I still have a dresser they gave me to help furnish my first apartment (probably yours Steve!). We spent much time together over the next several years. Too many good memories to list!

Loved this man, he was a happy Gentleman, loved family, got to know him, even though miles apart, he was family. Keep smiling with Love and Blessings to one special Angel. JOANNE CECCOMANCINI

I have so many fond memories of visits and family reunions. Uncle Jim and Aunt Diane were very special people. Diane encouraged my love for romance by sharing all her books with me. Uncle Jim took me to my first casino in Atlantic City where I won enough to buy a dress I had been eyeing ;) I can't mention Jim without Diane because they will always be a single unit , strong, intelligent, loving and kind. I am happy that they are together once more.

Our sympathies to your family. Jim and Diane were friends with my parents, Vincent and Pauline Sottile, and my uncle, Dr. Paul Joseph and his wife Margaret, all whom spoke so highly of them both.