Ernie was a good friend of mine. He loved to dance and we went to Milwaukee a lot to dance. He also loved motorcycles.
Marco Giron
From me:
I just have one memory of Ernie - I remember dancing with him once and I said something about being Italian too (remember how we pronounced his name De-lay-oh). He corrected me (that he was Mexican descent) and told me how it should be pronounced Day lah OH. I never forgot that and I loved how it sounded. In fact, it's supposed to be spelled DeLaO.
I remember Ernie as the guy holding down the middle of the defensive line in football, has was a darn good wrestler and if I think he was a black(?) belt in martial arts. He was a good friend and always had your back. I would every so often see him out clubbing, he liked to be around people. Rest In Peace mi amigo.
Donna Krogh (Runnels)
Remember him as a big old football player, probably one of our largest.
Denise Anastasio (Sarto)
This comment is posted on behalf of Marco Giron.
Ernie was a good friend of mine. He loved to dance and we went to Milwaukee a lot to dance. He also loved motorcycles.
Marco Giron
From me:
I just have one memory of Ernie - I remember dancing with him once and I said something about being Italian too (remember how we pronounced his name De-lay-oh). He corrected me (that he was Mexican descent) and told me how it should be pronounced Day lah OH. I never forgot that and I loved how it sounded. In fact, it's supposed to be spelled DeLaO.
Denise Anastasio
Phillip Cecconie
I remember Ernie as the guy holding down the middle of the defensive line in football, has was a darn good wrestler and if I think he was a black(?) belt in martial arts. He was a good friend and always had your back. I would every so often see him out clubbing, he liked to be around people. Rest In Peace mi amigo.