Jean (Jeannie) DiLuzio, 71, of Roswell, GA, (formerly of Sandy Springs) passed away on July 28, 2023. She was born on February 8, 1952, in Pottsville, PA, to the late Nicholas and Mary Shaboskie. Jean was a loving wife and mother, a woman of incredible intelligence, and a vivacious presence in the lives of those who knew her. She was also known for her philanthropic efforts, always willing to lend a helping hand to those in need.
Jean pursued higher education at the Pennsylvania State University, where she received dual degrees in Nuclear Physics and Nuclear Chemistry. She also attended a Master’s program in Nuclear Engineering at the University of Tennessee. She went on to have a successful career at Oak Ridge National Laboratories, Pennsylvania Power & Light Co., the Institute of Nuclear Power (INPO) and Georgia Power Co.
Jean was a devoted member of Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Sandy Springs, GA. Her faith was an important aspect of her life, providing her with solace and guidance.
In her free time, Jean enjoyed volunteering and giving back to her Sandy Springs community. She believed in the power of service and made a positive impact on the lives of many. She was active with many officer, board, and volunteer positions. Some of the most recent organizations included Sandy Springs Education Force (SSEF), Sandy Springs Perimeter Chamber of Commerce (SSPC) Women’s Business Network, Sandy Springs Civic Fund (Donna Adams Mahaffey Scholarship) Georgia Power Ambassadors, Holy Spirit Catholic Church, and she was actively involved in the Willow Springs Women’s Bible Study. She recently received the 2019 Sandy Springs Woman of Distinction Award, the 2021 Los Ninos Primero, Inc. Angel Award and the 2022 SSPC Volunteer of the Year Award.
Services to celebrate Jean's life will be held at Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Sandy Springs, GA Friday, August 4th at 11am.In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the Jean DiLuzio Scholarship Fund (c/o Sandy Springs Civic Fund - Donna Adams Mahaffey Scholarship), which supports aspiring students in their pursuit of higher education. Additionally, contributions can be made to the Sandy Springs Education Force, Los Ninos Primero, Inc., Holy Spirit Catholic Church, or the charity of your choice.
Jean is survived by her beloved husband, Daniel J. (Dan) DiLuzio, her son, Daniel J. (DJ) DiLuzio II, and her daughter-in-law Shania Marie DiLuzio. She was preceded in death by her father, Nicholas Shaboskie, her mother, Mary Shaboskie, and her sister Cathy.
Jean's memory will forever live on and be cherished by her family, friends, and all those whose lives she touched. May she rest in peace.
Please copy and paste link to make contribution:
https://www.sandyspringsperimeterchamber.com/jean-diluzio-scholarship-fund/
