Condolence: So loved and always missed. You are and were the best, Uncle Quen❤️

Condolence: To The family of Quentin,
I was a Girls' High student with Pat. Quentin and Pat would often accompany me on the subway rides to school. My dad and Lou were buddies and I often found myself in his dentist chair. I have wonderful memories of this fine family and I was so saddened to hear of Quentin's passing. I know it has been a struggle for him over the years. Please accept my deep sympathy for your loss.

Condolence: Dear Barbara:

I am saddened by the loss of your loving husband. I know that you shared a lifetime of beautiful experiences together. Take comfort in knowing that you are in the loving thoughts and prayers of so many people who cherish you. Be of good courage and never forget "Blessed are they that mourn, for they shall be comforted." Much Love, Debra Hobbs

Condolence: Quentin: Although we haven't seen each other since graduation (228), you are one of the guys who stand out to me from CHS. Always well dressed and classy, our class would not have the identity that it does, without you. I'm so sorry to hear of your passing and hope your family can find some peace from the many people who considered you a friend. My prayers go out to you and your family. You will be missed. RIP, my buddy.

Condolence: Please accept my heartfelt condolences. Your family is in my thoughts and prayers. Quentin, Pat, and I were classmates at Thomas Junior High.
Annette Iero Pushkarewicz

Condolence: Quentin - Oh, how we in the 228 Class of Central High School will miss you! Your presence and style were very much a part of our larger class identity. No doubt about it; you were way cool even back in the day. The rest of us could only aspire to be like you or hope some of it would rub off if we got close enough for long enough. The thing is you were the genuine article, my friend. We will forever cherish your memory and that part of you that you graciously and generously lent to us. Though we have all gone our separate ways and followed our own dreams, as life demands, we shared some special times in those very important formative years, and we are all better off for having known you. Sleep well my friend and sincere condolences to family and friends. Steve Kaplan 228 Class President

Condolence: It was with shock and sadness that I read Dr. Giorgio's obituary in Sunday's paper. Immediately I was transported back to the days of my Dad's illness and Dr. Giorgio's deep compassion, astute diagnosis and expert care. My father and our entire family were blessed to have him "in our corner." Be assured of my prayers during these difficult days.

Condolence: Although many years have passed since I last saw Quentin my memories of him are fond ---- as only childhood memories can be. Patricia, I am so very sorry for your and the whole family's loss.
Much love and warmest regards.
Sandra Day

Condolence: My deepest sympathies to Barbara and Justin and the rest of Quentin's family. I came to know and love Q late in his life, but he made an impression. He was compassionate, smart, dedicated, witty, and a great diagnostician and an evidence-based clinician. I am blessed to have called him friend and Barbara my "sister-wife". He fought a courageous battle for such a long time. I'll miss him deeply. May happy memories bring you some measure of comfort in the difficult days ahead. Much love, RonnAnn and Ernie.

Condolence: I was very sad at the news of Quentin's death. I have fond memories of our friendship from many, many many years ago.
My deepest sympathy,
Nick Maiale