Reno Vincent Dioguardi (1928-2025) – Biver County Radio

Renault Vincent Diogordi, 97, from Beaver, died at his home on February 3, 2025. He was born on January 13, 1928 in Newark, New Jersey, son of the late Michael and Anna Miano Dioguards. In addition to his parents, he was preceded by the death by a sister Josephine Diogordi and five brothers: Dr. Guido L., Henry, Carlo and Dr. Jerry and Anthony Dioguari. He survived his wife at 76 ½ years old, Antoaneta Marie Karichio Diogordi, one daughter and son -in -law, Marian and Fran Mantine of Beaver, one son and daughter His Diogordi of Brighton, Diane and Billy Billy from Beaver, Dr. Laura Mantin and her husband Sean Havizer from Brighton and Michelle Johnson, ESQ. And her husband Dr Brian Johnson of Sewickley; Eleven greats, David, Michael, Hunter, John, Haley, Mia, Sofia, Madlin, Henry Vincent, Joseph and Olivia; as well as numerous nephews and nephews. Renault was a self -employed business entrepreneur and a former Rome Monument and Rome Metals. He was a member of the Roman Catholic Church of St. Cecilia in Rochester. He was a veteran of the US Navy during World War II. He graduated from Rochester High School in 1945 and then attended Garfield Business School at Beaver Falls. He was a member of the former Board of Directors of the Old Rochester Hospital and the Executive Board of the Directors of the former Beaver Trust. He was the recipient of the Benjamin Franklin Foundation Award of Baver County for entrepreneurs. He was a conductor that patent achieved. Friends will be received on Thursday, February 6th from 3:00 pm at William Murphy’s Funeral House, Inc., 349 Adams Street, Rochester. The mass of the Christian funeral will be on Friday at 10 am at the Roman Catholic Church of St. Cecilia, Avenue Virginia 632, Rochester. The inclusion will follow in the family mausoleum in the cemetery of Beaver. The family wishes memorial contributions to the province of Capuchin on St. Augustine, 220 37th Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15201 or Makguire Memorial, 2119 Mercer Road, New Brighton, Pennsylvania 15066. Vietnam veterans will provide a full military distinction for their fallen companion.