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Mollie DiBella Obituary
Irondequoit: August 23, 2008. Survived by her loving and devoted husband, Michael; loving mother of, Shawn (Heather) and Maureen (Pierre); sister of Jean; many other loving family and friends.
The family will recieve friends Thurs. 4-8 P.M. at 51 Twin Oaks Drive, Gates.
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Lynda pownall
August 28, 2008
The day is beautiful and warm; we have been with family and friend enjoying ourselves. We have come back from riding on a boat and my brother tells me Mollie has died? One moment my feeling are one way, and the next I am filled with sorrow that I feel in my heart at the loss of my Aunt Mollie. My eyes are full of tears, sinus congested, my face red and puffy. Memories and visions of Mollie flood into my mind.
I remember being a kid in Chicago, living on the second floor with Mollie (our bedrooms were adjacent and apart from everyone else’s). I would go into her room and sleep with her. Knowing what an artistic kid I was, she would ask me to draw on her back. While she guessed what it was that I had created with my fingers on her skin, she would sweetly ask, “Lynda, would you just rub my back a little while I think about what you drew?” It was seldom my turn to get a drawing on my back. . .
Shortly after this period, Mollie moved out. She got her own apartment, not far from our house. Donna, my best friend, and I would often visit Mollie. She would take us for a drive, usually to go shopping. However, we would inevitably be lost after driving only two blocks. Still, we were always excited to go out with Mollie, she was so much fun.
No more long conversations with Aunt Mollie-none of that laughter either.
I love you Mollie, thanks for the memories
Lynda Pownall-Carlson
Mike & Mollie
August 27, 2008
Big Flanagan kids
August 27, 2008
Mollie & Maureen & Shawn
August 27, 2008
Mollie
August 27, 2008
Mollie and Maureen
August 27, 2008
Diane and Randy Hill
August 26, 2008
Michael, Shawn, Heather and Maureen
Words cannot express how sad we feel at the loss of Mollie. She was a blessing to you and to everyone who knew her - Randy and I will remember her for her friendliness and always making us feel like family. She will also be remembered for her love of animals and know that she will be greatly missed by Luke, Connor, Mela and Irish.
kimberly dipietro
August 26, 2008
Heather, Shawn, Michael and Maureen,
Annabelle and Noel liked Mollie a lot! They share a love for garage sales.
Seriously, what a nice, fun, and loving lady. I know you all will miss her so much. love, Kim and Tony
Lori S.
August 26, 2008
Michael, Shawn & Heather,
I am very sorry for your loss, Mollie was a great person, I will always remember Heather's stories of Mollie getting lost trying to get somewhere by herself. She is watching over all of you now, take comfort in knowing she is at peace. You will always have your memories of her and those will carry you through until you see her again. We are all here for you should you need anything.
Donna Krempa
August 26, 2008
Aunt Mollie
I will always have fond memories of you and you will be in my heart & prayers. You were one special lady.
With love your niece
Donna Krempa & family
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