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Nellie Cieslinski Obituary

CIESLINSKI, Nellie - Its been five years today. To know her was to love her, both for family and friend. And the sweetness of her memory time can neither dim nor end.

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Published by Buffalo News on Jun. 20, 2008.

Memories and Condolences
for Nellie Cieslinski

6 Entries

Judy Caruso

July 18, 2008

My Dearest Aunt Nell ,
I think about you every day. I miss your smile and the sound of your voice. Remember all the times we talked on the phone trying to solve all our problems and you would always make me laugh. I always looked forward to our talks. You always gave me your support and love. I remember all the times we sat around the dinning room table with Mom, Uncle Emery and even Sam. We laughed and talked for hours. In that squeaky voice you would sing " Oh Johnny" for us . What good times we had. I miss you Aunt Nell and you are forever in my heart.
I love you,
Judy

Fran Walsh

July 18, 2008

My Dear Sister Nellie,
I really dont know where to start. It's been so long since we talked about anything. I miss you so much honey. Nell, remember when Agasis was playing tennis ? We would talk about him over the phone . We had many laughs talking about Agasis. We sure were crazy about him. I still have the picture you sent to me from the paper. All I know Nell, is that I love and miss you so much .. I know you have peace of mind now. Just remember how much you are missed and loved.
Your Sis,
Fran

Marie & Norm LaBruzzo

July 18, 2008

My Dear Loving Sister
Its been 5 years since you left us but it seems like a lifetime . You have always been there for me since the day I was born.You have never left my heart or my mind. You are always with me in thought and prayer. I always remember when I was young how every time I sat next to you , you would grab my hands and push my cuticles back and I in return did that to my children and grandchildren and I would tell them that Aunt Nell would always do that to me. Your love for all of us will never die.
Love you much
Your sister Marie

Janet Caruso-Cielepak

July 15, 2008

Aunt Nell, I can't believe it has already been 5 years since you left us. I have such fantastic childhoold memories with you. I wll always remember you singing Oh Johnny and How much is that doggie in the window.. I remember playing poker with all the family in your dining room, the great salmon patties you made for me and Marge and going to the drive-in. You took care of me and Judy like we were your own. You were my second Mother and I love you in that way. I miss you and you are in my heart always

Jennifer Luterek

June 30, 2008

Aunt Nell.. I was blessed with having you in my life. With her amazing laugh and her love of singing. As I child growing up I was always there with my sister and cousins playing upstairs or in the backyard. Regardless the reason she always opened her house to us kids. "How much is that doggie in the window" will remain your song. Anyone who knows Nellie has heard that song from that little lady with the squeaky voice and the smile on her face .. You are missed daily and will be in my heart forever.

Dawn Toledo

June 22, 2008

To my dearest Aunt Nell, The sounds of your voice still stay so clear in my memories. As a small child I remember how special you always made me feel and how the song "how much is that doggie in the window" you so much loved to sing to all of us kids. My memeories of childhood being at your house are so vivad and are all such happy memories playing with my cousins and you always making me feel so special. I miss your laughter and you will always be my favorite aunt.

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