Nick Giacomo

I am just now reading Nick's complete obituary after all these years. My husband and I had our rehearsal dinner at Giacomo's for twenty five people on June 4, 1971. Nick would walk in periodically to check on us and ask if everything was ok.

We had his cake for dessert and as a wedding gift he gave me the recipe before we left which I cherish to this day. We continued to eat at Giacomo's until it closed. It was our favorite and we miss it terribly.

YOU ARE ALL IN OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS.
WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHY,
PATTI JABARA REEVES AND FAMILY

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Nick and his friend visited my brother and I about 2 weeks ago, Nick seemed fine, the only thing I noticed was that he repeated him self. Year before last my brother and I came and had lunch on Nick and my brothers birthday. When he came to see us he said you all didn't come this year on my birthday. After they left I told my brother that if we were all still living we would go next year. Good bye Nick, until we meet again.

We could never forget Papa Nicky. He always worked so hard and has a wonderful family who will miss him greatly! You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Condolences to the wonderful Giacomo Family. I know their father will be greatly missed. I've heard wonderful stories about him and his beautiful wife from their daughter, Delores Nelms, who is a good friend of mine.

I worked with Nick out at the USNAD in1972-73, Bombing Mine and in the 20mm areas. He was nice and easy to work with always respectful and respected greatly. I will miss him, when I would see Nick out and around town he would always say hi and how are you to me. Another good person gone. He will always be remembered fondly. God Bless his family in this time. With greatest respect and memories.

I have had the honor to work with and get to know Nick and his family for the past year. They are ALL, great people and truly a close family. PAPA NICKY will be missed, but remembered in all our hearts.

My brother and I were in McAlester April 19-23 and ate at Giacomo's twice. Our dad, Jimmie McGee, used to clean the carpets and had such an apprecation for Nick. I know he will be greatly missed, but what a great legacy he is leaving.