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Louise Palmisano
July 13, 2022
So many more relatives have gone on to be with you now, all in the Lord's Heaven.
Louise Palmisano
July 13, 2021
Gone but not forgotten.
Patti Koehler
July 21, 2008
Aunt Marie was a very special woman. I will always remember how easy it was to make her laugh, and how one time we were laughing so hard her dentures fell out. We laughed even harder....that's probably why she lived so long. She knew how to laugh and enjoy life, even in her condition. We will all miss her so much, but I know she is happy and at peace in heaven with Jesus. My only regret is that she had to suffer so much these last couple of years. God Bless cousin Lori and those who visited her often.
Peace to all!
Louise and Paul Palmisano, Jr.
July 20, 2008
We'll always remember her smile, how happy she would be attending the family functions. No one can really imagine the life Marie lived; no one else we have ever known has had the same to live with......but she was so strong willed and had such love of family that she lived a long life and touched so many lives in doing so. Now we should celebrate her life as she is freed at last from her earthly body to move freely and happily in Heaven. To know her was to learn to love life for what it is, not what it could have been.
Our deepest sympathies now for those who were to so close to her.
PAT LA SALA
July 20, 2008
"CHANG" AND FAMILY,
SO VERY SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT YOUR SISTER--
OUR CONDOLENCES.
PAT (WOODS) LA SALA
DOT (WOODS) KEELE
Kay Jordan
July 19, 2008
Marion Palmisano.....I am so sorry to hear about this, and in reading also realizing you haee lost your husband and son......I will keep you in my prayers and God Bless you.......
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