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Related Links Creativity starts at home for Renaissance manPittsburgh Post-Gazette - April 1, 2016 One was a master painter, scientist, engineer and creative thinker. The other’s an artist with a brush, power saw, saxophone and clarinet, a registered engineer and a whiz in the kitchen. Here’s the big difference: Leonardo didn’t help design his house. Fifty years later, Mr. Lagnese is still living and working in a house that Don Owens built for him and his wife, Pat, in Hampton. It’s a beautiful home in a lovely wooded setting, filled with the creative works of a real original. [read more] Read the full article here:
Retired engineer from Hampton not too tired to make music, artPittsburgh Post-Gazette - December 31, 2014 Just listening to Joseph Lagnese Jr. can be exhausting. The 85-year-old retired engineer from Hampton had just finished playing alto saxophone for a University of Pittsburgh holiday party. It marks the 21st time he and his jazz trio had provided music for the annual School of Engineering faculty celebration, he said. [read more] Read the full article here:
Muriel's Breath of LifeA family run initiative that provides assistance to Cystic Fibrosis patients to help offset the cost of care, including, but not limited to treatment expenses not covered by insurance, transportation, and medications. Our efforts are focused on the patients under the care of the Adult Cystic Fibrosis Care Program at UPMC's Comprehensive Lung Center and Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh.
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