April 2, 1965 – April 20, 2023
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Nick Diamantakos at the age of 58.
Nick was a dedicated public servant and worked for the Federal Government for over 30 years. He was known for his excellent work ethic, but he was also a kind, and generous person with a great sense of humour. He loved to make people laugh and brighten their day with his jokes and witty remarks. His positive attitude was infectious, and everyone who knew him enjoyed his company.
Nick was a great friend, a loyal brother and an incredible uncle who cared deeply for those around him. He was always there to lend a helping hand, and his generosity knew no bounds. Nick loved spending time with his sister, Dimitra Diamantakos and his nephew, Paris Fragkoulis, for whom he was a supporting and encouraging influence for many years.
Nick will be greatly missed by all who knew him. His passing is a loss to his family, friends, and colleagues, but his memory will live on in the hearts of those who loved him.
4 thoughts on “Nick Diamantakos”
Was very saddened to hear of Nicks passing. Taken far too young.
I worked with Nick for the last 17 years and I am grateful for all the fun times and memories made.
He always made me laugh with his silly little sayings. He was respectful , fun and such a caring man.
He loved his family and would always be seen with his Sister by his side they were two peas in a pod, he spoke of his Nephew often and his beautiful homeland in Greece.
Nick you will be missed, fly high my friend ! Thoughts and strength to the family.
Will cherish our memories, Yvonne St. Laurent-Wood and John Wood
I was shocked and truly saddened to hear of Nicks passing! We worked many years together and he was “one of the good ones” gone way to soon!
There are no words that can ease the pain, all we can do is hold our memories close to our hearts. I know I will!
RIP Nick💙
P TO M will sure be missing you!
Gone too soon. Farewell my friend…
I am so saddened to learn of Nick’s passing. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family, friends, and colleagues at this sad and painful time. I will always treasure the many fond memories that I have of working with him in “Print to Mail” at the WTC. He was an all around good hearted and fun loving guy who will be greatly missed. Condolences and hugs to all.