Comments on: The Leadership Summit, eventually

By: Jim DelGiorno

Jim DelGiorno — Mon, 23 Nov 2015 22:48:33 +0000

Sarah: Sorry I missed this blog the day you created it. I to remember the days visiting my parents with my 3 daughters.It was usually on Saturday morning and if you recall my mother always had a large pot of soup stock on the stove. My children loved her soup so when grandma asked them what they wanted to eat. They would request her soup. Now I love grandma’s soup but at 9:00 in the morning it’s the last thing I would think of eating. Well grandma would admonish me for telling the girls they could eat soup first thing in the morning and since all she had to do was warm up the soup and add some ingredients. Needles to say the smell and taste of Grandma’s soup was inviting. So every time we visited Grand ma and Grandpa DelGiorno on Saturday morning we ate soup for breakfeast.

By: Nana

Nana — Sat, 21 Nov 2015 00:54:02 +0000

Sarah, You’ve-personally known more brave and brilliant people, even if by phone or blog, than I’ve heard about in my 89 years. There is an upside to everything though I find it hard to believe at times.. Love always, N

By: John DelGiorno

John DelGiorno — Thu, 19 Nov 2015 03:01:45 +0000

Sarah.
Thank you for the remembrance of my grandparents. I have very similar memories, although mine included every Sunday for 30+ years.
I recently was in Italy where I met several Del Giorno’s including my grandparent’s grandnephew, my first cousin. I saw the building where my grandfather was born.
It’s wonderful to feel the connection of family. Your blog today helped to make that connection realized again. An always welcomed emotion.
Best wishes,
John