Catherine J. Politano-Prosser

I can't believe Cathy that your gone. I was just talking about how we used to go out, and what fun we had. It's been a long time since you heard from me. I'll never forget the good times we had and how you would bring me some lasagna. Take care till we meet again. Hey do they have lasagna up there?

when i think about aunt cathy i think of the time when cheryl & i were walking to school and she yelled out the out the window and asked us to wait for sean,so we had to wait for him or we would of
heard about it later.you know
it's funny how you can remember certain things about the ones you love,and other things you can't.for some reason i remember that and that was 23years ago. aunt cathy i will always love you and i will miss you,and i know your at peace and at a better place...

The thing I remember most about Cathy was her laugh and what a great person she was.She came from a great family also...Growing up in the same neighborhood was the best.My deepest sympathy goes out to the Politanos and her children. Think of you all often, you will all be in my prayers.

To the Politano and Prosser Family:
Cathy is going to be so dearly missed, I will always remember her laughing.I grew up across the street from the Politano's and have fond memories of all.
To Sean,Lynn and Beverly,you all have her Laugh, and beautiful smile.
Love Debbie and Family

The Politano family is well remembered by all of us who lived in
Roxbury and belonged to St. Pat's. I
remember them well with fond memories. Joanna Anderson/Phinney

Jimmy-
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. We're very sorry for your loss.

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