Sante’s Fund
Tax deductible
Sante’s Fund
For those of you that never met him. He was born in Brooklyn on December 10 1963 (the same day I was born except 2 years later).
He was named after his grandfather Sante Pesce fittingly so, a strong willed man gifted with inner and outer strength and like Sante he had a heart of gold.
He had a unique gift and ability to befriend strangers, there was something about him that allowed him to connect and endear himself with everyone.
He and his wife raised five children (We are proud of them, they are exemplary young adults) even through some adverse times he was able to provide for his family and give them a college education. He was the type of person that literally would give you the shirt off his back.
He would be there in your time of need, no matter what time it was. Never asked for anything in return.
He was kind, considerate and loving. He had an incredible sense of humor. He loved everyone fully and he was loved back. It hurts so much to write his epitome. As his daughter said at his Eulogy this was not fair.
He was taken from us unexpectedly and too soon. His memory will live in our hearts.
His love of life will remain emblazoned in our memories for ever. We love you Sante.
Please help me in honoring his memory by contributing to his cause. He was a warrior in his battle against cancer.
Though he lost his battle please help us in winning the WAR. Please contribute to Sante’s cause!
Want to join me in making a difference? I'm raising money to benefit Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, and any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.
More information about Pancreatic Cancer Action Network: The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network is the global leader accelerating the pace of research progress for one of the world's deadliest cancers. With an urgent mission to improve outcomes for pancreatic cancer patients and double survival by 2020, the organization, founded in 1999, executes a bold and comprehensive strategy to Wage Hope through research, patient services, advocacy and community engagement.
For those of you that never met him. He was born in Brooklyn on December 10 1963 (the same day I was born except 2 years later).
He was named after his grandfather Sante Pesce fittingly so, a strong willed man gifted with inner and outer strength and like Sante he had a heart of gold.
He had a unique gift and ability to befriend strangers, there was something about him that allowed him to connect and endear himself with everyone.
He and his wife raised five children (We are proud of them, they are exemplary young adults) even through some adverse times he was able to provide for his family and give them a college education. He was the type of person that literally would give you the shirt off his back.
He would be there in your time of need, no matter what time it was. Never asked for anything in return.
He was kind, considerate and loving. He had an incredible sense of humor. He loved everyone fully and he was loved back. It hurts so much to write his epitome. As his daughter said at his Eulogy this was not fair.
He was taken from us unexpectedly and too soon. His memory will live in our hearts.
His love of life will remain emblazoned in our memories for ever. We love you Sante.
Please help me in honoring his memory by contributing to his cause. He was a warrior in his battle against cancer.
Though he lost his battle please help us in winning the WAR. Please contribute to Sante’s cause!
Want to join me in making a difference? I'm raising money to benefit Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, and any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me.
More information about Pancreatic Cancer Action Network: The Pancreatic Cancer Action Network is the global leader accelerating the pace of research progress for one of the world's deadliest cancers. With an urgent mission to improve outcomes for pancreatic cancer patients and double survival by 2020, the organization, founded in 1999, executes a bold and comprehensive strategy to Wage Hope through research, patient services, advocacy and community engagement.
Organizer
Leo DiVagno
Organizer
Cresskill, NJ
Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
Registered nonprofit
Donations are typically 100% tax deductible in the US.
