Condolences to the DiNapoli family. Rest easy Marino. Thanks to Graham for sharing this at the service.

He was a very quiet guy. In a large setting, said very little. But, when you got one on one with Marino, he would talk for hours. Very much an ‘out of the box’ thinker. Whenever he started a sentence with ‘what if we…..’ those steely eyes would twinkle and I knew we were in for an adventure.

We saw each other occasionally over the years. One time about 5 years ago we sat down for coffee and I was telling him about someone who was driving me crazy. I explained no matter how hard I tried, I just had a really hard time being around this person. Marino’s eyes looked straight into mine and he said. ‘Sometimes, what you don’t like about someone else is, what you don’t like about yourself’. Something I try to remind myself of everyday.

Going to miss this old soul. Going to miss those eyes.

Sally Haggis

To the DiNapoli Family,

We are so sorry for your loss. Sending our sincere condolences.

Sera , Cristina and the Scarpone's family

Marino was one of those people who could make you smile and laugh no matter how sad or sick you were and was one of my best friends. I especially remember the first time I met him with two other of his good friends Andrew and Dan Gold I was an exact opposite of the three but some how it was the perfect mix. I regret not getting back to Calgary more often and getting the 4 of us out to Spartans at 2 in the morning for pizza because it just felt right. He was my escape from Victoria when he was in Vancouver and I looked forward to those weekends when I could slip over for some sushi and just exploring the city. I will always remember our trip to Thailand were we rented motorcycles and toured around Phuket Island for a couple of weeks, a passion we both shared. I will dearly miss him, but I know one day we will ride again.

My deepest condolences to the Di Napoli family in this time of grief, but grieve not because you will always have those cherished memories.

Jamie Armsworthy

A genuinely good guy. He will be missed.

Le stelle più belle sono in cielo. Ora che anche luiè tornato ad essere una stella non possiamo che ammirare lo spettacolo dal basso. Vi siamo vicini per questo immenso dolore. Un forte abbraccio zia Minichina Di Rienzo e famiglia

Dear Di Napoli family,

Our deepest condolences on the passing of Marino. He was one of a kind - intense, thoughtful, and always genuine. May our thoughts and prayers for you all give you comfort and may memories of Marino bring you peace.

Jerry Apuzzo, Alba, Lazzaro & Carmela

To the DiNapoli family, I’m so sorry for your loss.

From,

Giuseppe, Lexie, Fiorentino & Sienna Di Gaeta

Our deepest heart felt Condolences to the Di Napoli family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time of sorrow. May God give you All much strength. May the precious memories live on in your family legacy. Rest In Peace Marino.

Our deepest condolences to all the DiNapoli family on the loss of your dear brother. Keeping you all in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Frank and Family

So sorry to hear of Marino's passing, taken much too soon!

Hold on to his memory and life, it will help carry you. Stay strong.

Our thoughts and prayers

Eva, Darrel White and Family

Our deepest sympathy to the DiNapoli family. Keep Marino close to your heart and minds, he will always be by your side.

Marino was a down to earth, very accepting, and loving guy. He always gave me great sage advice. He cared deeply for everyone. He welcomed all. I first met him through a Reiki Share in 2017 at The Home of OM. He offered his home for us to do Reiki Shares. The world has dimmed without you here Marino.

Sending my condolences to all his loved ones.

I only got to see Marino on occasion, as we lived in different cities. Marino was such a lovely, welcoming, accepting, and kind human. He will be missed by many!

My thoughts go out to all of his loved ones.

Rest in peace Marino, Our world is a lesser place without you my friend, your courageous and positive attitude is a lesson to all of us. Nujma & Graham

Marino began his career in television and video as a work experience student at Cable Ten Calgary. From day one of his tenure with us, he was an intense young man, who was loyal, trustworthy and would dedicate long awkward hours to the task at hand. He became a steady fixture in the edit bays and control room. On behalf of all past employees of Cable ten that had the pleasure to work alogside Marino, our thoughts are with his family. Sincerely, Derrick Harvey