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Anne Aiello Obituary
Mars Hills, North Carolina: Passed away Saturday, August 23, 2008 at her residence at age 90. She was a native of Monroe County, New York and a daughter of the late Phillip and Domenica DiPasquale and is also preceded by her husband, Michael Aiello; sisters, Josephine Regal, Sarah Iamon, Jane Bonfiglio and Jean Calabrese; one brother, Thomas DiPasquale. Mrs. Aiello was a member of St. Andrews & St. Eugene Catholic Church. She enjoyed knitting at the Center Community Center and spending time with family and friends. Surviving is a daughter, Liz Aiello Gregg and husband Bill of Mars Hill; son, Michael R. Aiello M.D. and wife Nancy of Utica, NY; grandchildren, Cameron, Lucas and Emelia Gregg, nieces and nephews, Andrew Calabrese Jr. of Rochester, NY, Linda Presutti of Salisbury, NC, Joseph Regal of Mt. Morris, N Y and Thomas Bonfiglio of Annapolis, Maryland and "special" caregiver, Wynona Bierbaum.
A Memorial Service will be held in November in Rochester, NY. Online condolences may be sent to the family at: www.blueridge-funeral-service.com
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Mary LaRose
August 29, 2008
I used to enjoy making surprise visits to Ann when she was on Tamarack Dr. Particularly after Mr. Aiello passes away. I would call from my cell phone and say" Mrs Aiello, I am in your driveway"..I felt this was better than ringing the bell and perhaps startling her. She would through the door open and could not get over that I was there.
I enjoyed helping her move to be with the family in NC. I remember taking her for a last visit to speak with Mr. Aiello. She expresses her feelings about having to leave for a while and that she promised to return to be with him in the not too distant future.
I also remember the phone call when she fell and broke her wrist, while we were getting her ready to move. I think I made it to the house in four minutes from Gates! She certainly was a great friend and mother. jWe will never forget her tears of joy at Michael and Nancy's wedding.
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