Birth date: Feb 16, 1959 Death date: Feb 23, 2026
James “Jimmy” Robert DiGuglielmo, born on February 16, 1959, was a family man—a family man who didn’t draw the line at blood. A man who was reliable, dependable, and always happened to be there just when you needed him. From a fla Read Obituary
I got to work with Jim for a few years and greatly enjoyed our time working together and considered him a good friend. I learned a lot from him about construction and we had some great laughs as well. I was starting my own family when I worked with him and was inspired by how hard he worked to provide a good life for his family. I'm deeply sorry for your loss.
- Steve Hill
Dear DiGuglielmo Family, Ray and I want to send our heartfelt and sincere condolences to each of you. Jimmy's life story is a wonderful tribute to how he lived his DiGuglielmo life. By sharing his life with others, the world is so much brighter. "This little light of mine, I'm going to let it shine."
Jimmy's life and light will continue to shine.
God Bless You All during this challenging time.
Joyce and Ray Thomas (Dan,Jr neighbors)
Wendy and family, I am so sorry for your loss. Jimmy was one of a kind, a great man who lived life to the fullest. I have the fondest memories of you and Jimmy together. My heartfelt condolences to you and your family and all of Jimmy’s family.
One of Jim's favorite expressions - which seems so poignant now - was "You can always make more money, but you can't make more time."
My life was enriched knowing Jim, being entertained by his countless stories, and later on, sharing his knowledge and insights as Project Manager for a new lab facility where I worked. Through Jim I learned so much about large-scale construction projects, and his dedication to client satisfaction made my job easier. I was always impressed that he wanted to know all about the science and technology being used inside the new building, and not just viewing it as another "make work" construction project.
I didn't get to see as much of Jim as his disease progressed, but I'll always admire how he faced adversity with his diagnosis, as he put it, "having to make the most of being dealt a lousy hand."
My heart goes out to Wendy and his family. Jim had a big personality, and his passing leaves a large hole.
Jimmy:
I loved working with you all those years and am grateful to hear and learn from your unfiltered rhetoric then and after we moved on to greener pastures... You will be missed by me and just about everyone you ever worked with.
To Wendy, J.T, Nicky, Luke and Dallas my heart and many prayers go out to you!
My sincerest sorrows...
Mark and Elizabeth Grunza
Very great guy and always welcomed me into his home . He will be missed.
Jim was one of one.. A man very wise man. Always joking & laughing when I came around. The world lost a very cool guy.
I will always remember Jimmy's easiness to connect with everyone. When he would stop in SB to see his sweetheart he always had a joke, funny picture or some story that would make you laugh. He’s as humble as they come and was content with a simple life, defined by loving deeply and spending time with family and friends.
Bruddah J, if you find any deals up there, save a few for me!
Our deepest condolences and prayers for peace!
