Salvatore Peter Giambanco

We are sad to hear of Peter's passing. The entire Giambanco family is in our thoughts and prayers. We had the good fortune of living next door to Peter and Jan for several years. We enjoyed their friendliness and their incredible enthusiasm and zest for life and their family. Our lives are all better having known Peter.

Memories of Peter go back many years to high school or bumping into one another around town,. He was an amazing athlete, family man, brother, and handyman. But most of all, I remember his devote love of his wife, Janice, his children and grandchildren. Janice, prayers are constant for your family and you. We just heard of his passing from a parishioner of St. Denis's Church this afternoon.
Love, Charlie & Celia

The Ormsby Family shares in your loss of Peter.
Memories ( and there are great deal) will ease some of the loss and pain.
God bless
Pattye, Gregory (Mira), and Geoffrey (Barbara)

May God Be With You All. We are so very sorry for the pain you are in. We will miss seeing you on your way south or on your way back up north. It was always such a pleasure talking to you. May the family have peace soon.
Joseph, Patricia, and Portia Smith

Mr. Giambanco has now gained his wings. RIP. You now have another angel watching over you. Our heart is breaking for all of you at this time.
Sending Hugs, Love & Strength.
Stan & Marie

I will always remember the night Peter invited my Grandmother, my Aunts and my Mother to his home and he played all of my Mother's favorite songs on his new piano. He had learned them just for her. That act of kindness meant more to me than he ever knew.
I love you Peter. Rest in peace my dear Cousin

So sorry to your family for loss,You are in our thought and prayers.

You may be parted from earth but your love for Family will always live on. We have been Blessed to know you and loved you. We will always remember you as a kind and loving cousin. Fly with the Angels ❤Love Marianne Giambanco Paquette

I can honestly say there was never a moment when my uncle and I had any kind of a disagreement my entire life.

If I close my eyes and visualize him he has that lasting smile I always knew. Unless of course he just put his 3rd ball in the water over a par 3 or was completely a 4 putt on the green, that was a very different look :) Yet he always kept his composure and moved on to the next hole.

I am so grateful for our time together as family and as golfers, he would pretty much crack a joke on every tee box and I never got tired of it.

I will miss him dearly, I will miss his handyman skills, his jokes, and his advise.

Rest in Peace Uncle Peter I love You , Chris Zizza