A life well lived: Tim Dimengo ’66
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A life well lived: Tim Dimengo ’66
Tim Dimengo ’66 doesn’t look back on his life with regret; he looks back on it with a sense of wisdom, gratitude and perspective. “Peace of mind is so important,” Dimengo said.
The 1966 Hoban graduate was the oldest of a large Catholic family from Stow, Ohio, to attend Hoban after a life growing up as a “walker” at Holy Family Parish School. “Walkers” could go home for lunch, and his house on Englewood Drive in Stow was just around the corner from Wetmore Park. Today, his home sits on the sixth hole of Siena Golf Course in the beautiful Vegas suburb of Summerlin, Nevada. As I sit with him over a coffee and pastry at the off-strip Durango Casino food court in Summerlin, Nevada, he reflects on the lessons he has learned from a successful career that saw him elevated quickly from a sales team member to manager of his division. He was the youngest employee ever hired for this position in a company [Fleet Pharma] that was 100 years old.