Dennis Michael "Denny" DiGiusto

As I reflect on the nearly nine years spent working with Dennis, what I remember the most is the importance of family - not just his own, but his coworkers. He reminded us, through example, of the importance of loving our families, to make time for them, and to cherish the moments we share. We were privileged to know Dennis, to work alongside him, and to learn from his example.

One of the hardest things in life is losing a loved one, the pain pierces one deepest core, you can almost touch it. The grief is indescribable, and time doesn't heal it, it just gets better coping with the grief over time. My heartfelt condolences to Dennis's family. Let all the fond memories created with him, the good life he lived according to people's testimonials/tributes and the legacies he left behind comfort you all, knowing he is in a better place. May God grant you repose Dennis, as you rest peacefully in the bosom of your maker!

I worked with Dennis on various projects over the years at work, and he was truly an amazing person in every possible way. He was able to provide the best insights to meetings and was able to influence others to be the best they could be as well. I was always happy to see when Dennis was in one of our project. I know I felt extremely lucky to have worked with him over the years. I hope his family realizes that he'll live on fondly in our memories of him.

Dennis was one of the nicest and most sincere people I have ever had the privilege to know. I've known Dennis for a long time working with him over the years but had numerous conversations about life and family. He will be truly missed. Our loss is the Lord's gain.

To Dennis's family I am so very sorry for your loss. I had the pleasure to work with Dennis for quite a few years, and will truly miss interacting with him. He always brought such a positivity to every situation and calmness in the face of storms, and with such kindness. I will remember him by trying to emulate some of his many beautiful qualities. Sending many hugs to you in this difficult time.

I had the privilege of working with Dennis during our time together in CMH, and I will always cherish those moments. Dennis had a way of reminding me, and everyone around him, what truly mattered in life: family. His perspective was a gift. No matter how stressful things became with deliverables or deadlines, Dennis could always make me laugh and help me see the bigger picture.
He was incredibly generous with his time and knowledge, always willing to answer my questions and patiently walk me through processes I didn´t understand. His mentorship was quiet but powerful, and his kindness never wavered.
What stood out most about Dennis was how deeply he loved his family. He spoke about his wife and kids with such pride and joy, they were his entire world. Every story he shared, every smile he wore when talking about them, was a beautiful reminder of the love that grounded him.
Dennis brought light, laughter, and wisdom into the workplace. I will truly miss his bright spirit, his grounding perspective, and his sense of humor. He is deeply missed, and my thoughts and prayers are with his family during this difficult time.

It has been a privilege to have known and interacted with Dennis. One memory that stands out is the slide deck he created to introduce himself when we first met. The deck was filled with pictures of his house and family, and the joy and pride he experienced when he spoke about them was truly heartwarming. The history of his house and the love he has for his family stayed with me. We will miss you, Dennis! My thoughts are with the family.

My sincere condolences and prayers to the Digiusto family. Dennis will be sorely missed by his Lilly team.

Dennis was such a kind person who loved his wife and family dearly. He had such a great sense of humor. I loved the memes he shared! He had a bright presence. I am so glad the family got to enjoy the trip recently to Europe and were able to make lasting memories together. I am so blessed to have gotten to know him. He was more than a work colleague; he was a friend.