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Anthony & Katherine Ambrosio
August 9, 2011
Marge was an extraordinary, caring woman, she will be truly missed...Adio!
Tony and Kay
Michael Arnieri
June 14, 2011
Aunt Marge,
Caring,sharing,life of the party. But most of all a women who I never heard talk ill about anyone, and who always had time for everyone. My father used to call her his guardin angle as a youth. What great memories are flashing through my mind at this moment. I was truly lucky to have heard many words of wisdom from her, but most of all to know this womens love for so many of us was real. We will miss you so very much. Michael, Mike, Tyler and Johnathan Arnieri.
Lynn & Terry Arnieri
June 14, 2011
Aunt Marge.....What a wonderful legacy you leave. You were so loved by many. You were a blessing to all of us.
I can't imagine not being able to talk to you again. We had such wonderful conversations. I always hung up feeling so close to you. I know where you are. Our Lord is holding you in His arms. I also know you will be my angel watching over me. Steering me in the right direction. Love you. Miss you terribly. See you again.
Louise & Joe Guido
June 13, 2011
You lived a long and wonderful life. Not many people can live to be 97 years old. I know you are happier now that you are with your sisters and parents. I know your smiling now and not in pain anymore. You will be missed by many. Love you.
Kathy and Norm LoPresti
June 13, 2011
Aunt Marge - Rest in Peace - we will miss you very much. I know you are happy now being with the Lord and seeing Aunt Chris and Carmella again.
Kenny & Roe Delaquila
June 13, 2011
We will miss Aunt Marge, but we know she is with our Lord and her dear sisters, our Gram and Grampa. My brothers and many of her friends and family. She is young again with beautiful wings and happy.
Norma David Michelle Cook
June 13, 2011
Aunt Marge,
You will forever be in our hearts and memories. The wonderful Holiday Celebrations especially Christmas Eve, Mass at Holy Rosary, Dinner and our procession will forever be a very important part of my life. You always made everyone feel so welcome. There are not enough words to express our deepest sympathy. You have touched so many lives and we are so very honored to have you in ours. You will be dearly missed but never forgotten. My regret is we are not able to be there in Chicago to pay our respects.
June Dantona
June 13, 2011
I can still picture Marge helping customers at Williams.
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