Gino J. D’Ambro of West Chester, PA, died on January 25, 2008. Born on June 5, 1934, Gino was a husband, father, grandfather, brother, cousin and friend who taught that family is the most important thing in life; he taught respect and unconditional love. A photographer and jack-of-all-trades, Gino loved to cook, he loved goodContinue Reading
Barbara Woodin
left a message on January 29, 2008:
Dear Joanne and family - we are so very sorry to hear of Gino's untimely death. He was a wonderful man whom I enjoyed talking to at various IMC functions - truly a gentleman, and a real sweetheart! He framed some pictures for Darla and me, and did a wonderful job. At this very difficult time for all of you, our family's thoughts and prayers are sent with condolences to you, Gia, Cara, and your grandchildren. I hope to be at the visitation or funeral. Sincere and heartfelt sympathy to all, Barbara Woodin and Darla Heinemeyer
Michaeline DAnnunzio
left a message on January 29, 2008:
I cannot begin to express the sadness I felt upon hearing the news of Gino's passing. I used to see Gino every 2 weeks, he came to the salon for haircuts. I know you must wonder,what hair? but he would smile, and say, I really don't like it when the sides puff out, so he'd come in and I'd make sure the sides weren't puffy, and the back wasn't too short. He loved his wife Joanne, and his girls, and their mates, and those grandchildren were his pride and joy !! Gino was a family man. I will miss his stories, and of course our political discussions. I used to save a good joke or two, as he loved to laugh. I feel priviledged to have known him.!! May your loving memories comfort you, and soften the sadness of your loss. With Sympathy, Michaeline, Linda, and all of the staff at Platinum.
joanne montebianco
left a message on January 28, 2008:
GINO, I HAVE KNOWN YOU AND YOUR FAMILY FOR ABOUT 20 YEARS NOW AND I HAVE BECOME PART OF YOUR FAMILY. I JUST WANTED YOU TO KNOW YOU WILL BE MISS. BE IN PEACE. LOVE JOANNE
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Barbara Woodin
left a message on January 29, 2008:
Dear Joanne and family - we are so very sorry to hear of Gino's untimely death. He was a wonderful man whom I enjoyed talking to at various IMC functions - truly a gentleman, and a real sweetheart! He framed some pictures for Darla and me, and did a wonderful job. At this very difficult time for all of you, our family's thoughts and prayers are sent with condolences to you, Gia, Cara, and your grandchildren. I hope to be at the visitation or funeral. Sincere and heartfelt sympathy to all, Barbara Woodin and Darla Heinemeyer
Michaeline DAnnunzio
left a message on January 29, 2008:
I cannot begin to express the sadness I felt upon hearing the news of Gino's passing. I used to see Gino every 2 weeks, he came to the salon for haircuts. I know you must wonder,what hair? but he would smile, and say, I really don't like it when the sides puff out, so he'd come in and I'd make sure the sides weren't puffy, and the back wasn't too short. He loved his wife Joanne, and his girls, and their mates, and those grandchildren were his pride and joy !! Gino was a family man. I will miss his stories, and of course our political discussions. I used to save a good joke or two, as he loved to laugh. I feel priviledged to have known him.!! May your loving memories comfort you, and soften the sadness of your loss. With Sympathy, Michaeline, Linda, and all of the staff at Platinum.
joanne montebianco
left a message on January 28, 2008:
GINO, I HAVE KNOWN YOU AND YOUR FAMILY FOR ABOUT 20 YEARS NOW AND I HAVE BECOME PART OF YOUR FAMILY. I JUST WANTED YOU TO KNOW YOU WILL BE MISS. BE IN PEACE. LOVE JOANNE
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