Nicholas Joseph Lanza

The sudden loss of very close large family, my heart and my family´s heart breaks for everyone in the Lanza family, particularly his parents (my my cousins) R&J Lanza and Nick´s wife, my family´s deepest sympathies to you from my family to yours. A truly amazing young man in the prime of his life taken from use far far too soon. I hope his memories can warm your hearts forever.

The Struble´s
Bill, Morgan & Caelan

My deepest saddest condolences for your family loss. Nick was one of the kindest, sweetest student that I had the privilege to know in all my years of teaching. He was a remarkable man from a remarkable family. My heart breaks for each of you in the Lanza family.

Nick and I went to high school together. We weren´t friends but he was a constant for those four years. You could always count on him to be humble and kind, and in such a difficult time, sometimes the constants are the ones who make your high school years breathable. Thank you, Nick. You will be missed.

Deepest condolences on behalf of Lisa and Ciaran Mcmullan (former CEO of Suncrest Bank)

I want extend my sincere condolences to Nick's family and friends. He was a very kind and giving person. I was able to work with Nick in his vineyard career. I always left our meetings with a smile on my face. Nick was willing to share his knowledge as well as learn from others. He readily shared his infectious grin too. He will be greatly missed.

I had attended college with Nick and got to know him through our close, mutual friend Candace. He was so kind and always smiling. I´m certain the wine in Heaven is about to get a whole lot better now that they have a great viticulturist up there. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers!

I had the pleasure of knowing Nick for the last 10 years. He will be missed dearly by all. He was an absolute joy to have known.

I had the pleasure of meeting Nick sometime around when he started his career in the wine industry. He would attend community meetings for viticulturists that I lead. I always remember thinking he brought a kind and caring presence with him when he attended and despite him not always saying much, the group benefitted from his attendance. I will miss having him as a colleague here in Napa Valley.