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Published On: Jun 08, 2007 11:02 AM
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Published On: Jun 08, 2007 11:02 AM
Tommy DiLorenzo
If you are local photographer you probably
already know, but our fellow colleague Pam
DiLorenzo lost her husband unexpectedly due to heart failure last
Thursday. You can learn more about Tommy by reading his obituary here.
The best aspect to Pam and Tommy's relationship is that after eleven years of marriage they were still very much in love. Tommy used to carry around a framed photo of Pam in his briefcase just so she was with him throughout the day. Their story was love at first sight, which continued into having a family and growing together in love as the years went by. We need to all remember how important it is to be in love, and stay in love as life's journey carries on. They continuously worked on their relationship and focused on what makes one another happy by supporting each other and always assuming the best in one another. I personally used their relationship as a point of reference of what I hoped to one day have myself.
Pam will be taking a bereavement leave from work throughout May and June during this difficult time. If you have any questions about her weddings or what will be happening, please feel free to email me and I will reply as soon as I can. All weddings are being covered by area photographers per a subcontract agreement I created with Pam's office.
Thanks so much,
Laura
The best aspect to Pam and Tommy's relationship is that after eleven years of marriage they were still very much in love. Tommy used to carry around a framed photo of Pam in his briefcase just so she was with him throughout the day. Their story was love at first sight, which continued into having a family and growing together in love as the years went by. We need to all remember how important it is to be in love, and stay in love as life's journey carries on. They continuously worked on their relationship and focused on what makes one another happy by supporting each other and always assuming the best in one another. I personally used their relationship as a point of reference of what I hoped to one day have myself.
Pam will be taking a bereavement leave from work throughout May and June during this difficult time. If you have any questions about her weddings or what will be happening, please feel free to email me and I will reply as soon as I can. All weddings are being covered by area photographers per a subcontract agreement I created with Pam's office.
Thanks so much,
Laura
Posted: Wed - May 23, 2007 at 09:39 AM |