John Anthony DiGiulian Sept 17, 1947- June 29, 2014, loving husband of Andrea, adored father of Sasha and Charlie, and son of Rita and the late Leonard DiGiulian. He was the brother of Leonard, Robert, and Diane. He will live in the hearts of his loving family. He was a man that put everyone above himself, especially his family, and always inclusive of everyone. May his endless love, generosity, and ability to dream continue to shine in our hearts. He will be missed by all of his family and friends. A memorial service will be held on Tuesday, July 1st at 4:30pm at the Holy Rosary Church, 595 Third Street NW – Washington, DC 20001-2703. Following, a reception will be held at 117 Prince Street, Alexandria VA, 22314.
811 Cameron St., Alexandria, VA, 22314
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Dear Andrea, Charlie and Sasha
We are so sorry to hear of John’s passing. He was a warm and wonderful man who loved you all so much. And in turn you gave him such joy and love also. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
With love and sadness,
The Paganussi family
Andrea, I was a classmate of John’s at St. John’s in DC and St. Michael’s in Vermont. He was very good to me particularly during my four years at SMC. Please accept my sincere condolences and convey my regrets to his mother, Rita, who I have thought fondly of over the years for her gentle kindness toward me many years ago. The DiGuilians are a wonderful family and John’s loss must be a terrible burden to bear. Joe Boutin
Ellen
I tried to post-the following and it did not print-Wishing you all much love , sympathy , peace and strength as your sweet John passes on, to fly with the angels. Ellen Carroll
Andrea, Charlie and Sasha,
John’s passing came as a shock and we extend our condolences and love to you and your family. John helped us early in our adult lives and our respect for him will endure forever. Our family trips with you to Mont Tremblant are often reminisced. We will keep all of you in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
God Bless,
Bruce, Sharron, Angela and Casey Bartoe
Our deepest condolences, John will surely be missed.
Chester & Jennifer
Sheltered Harbor Marina
Dear families,
I am sorry for the of your beloved husband and father Mr. John. I can see the deep love and appreciation the family had for him. The pain, grief, and the feelings of sadness can seem unbearable when loose our loved ones in death. Clearly, nothing can fully prepare us for the loss of a family member, and the pain can be devastating. John 5:28,29 gives us a wonderful hope, that God will make it possible for us to see our dear loved ones again whom we have lost in death through the resurrection. May these words of encouragement from the scriptures strengthen and comfort your family, as you mourn the loss of your dear beloved one.
Sincerely,
Angella Ogalo
To the Family of:
John DiGiulian.
I’m so sorry to read about the loss of your dear John.
May you find peace and comfort from family and friends and especially in God’s loving invitation to “throw all your anxiety upon him because he cares for you. 1Peter 5:7 Moreover, God does more than just say that he care. He has made wonderful provisions for us to welcome back our loved ones in the resurrection. Revelation 21:4 reads: “God…will wipe away all tears from their eyes, and there will be no more death, suffering, crying or pain. You notice that the Bible said that death will be no more. No one ever died in Heaven right? We die on earth to which will never occur on the new paradise earth.