Italia A. Conti

Can´t believe it´s been 9yrs already..... still cry when I think about u. Love u always n forever nonnie. At least I got my lil italia my baby tali here with me that loves me like u did and I´m grateful for the both of u.

Still thinking of you Nonnie always. Wish you woulda been here to see baby Italia... Shes beautiful and everyone always complements me on the name.. Every time i say she was named for my nonnie.

Love you always
Your favorite grandson

Will

On behalf of the Conti and Robinson families, we thank all of you for your prayers, support and kind thoughts. Our mother, Italia, left an indelible imprint upon our hearts. Her life was a life of faith, warmth, laughter, giving, and most of all love. Her life made a significant difference in the lives of all that knew and loved her. Like the sweet fragrance of a candle, which lingers long after the candle had died, her sweet essence will linger with us forever.

Adele, Leno and Seri, We extend our deepest sympathy to you and your families. You were all great neighbors for so many years. Peace be with you.
Carlo and Nancy, John and Maria

Adele,Leno and Sera,
I'm sorry for your loss, My thought and prayers are with you. I know our Faith in Jesus will give you comfort and peace in the days ahead.

Dear Leno and family,
I remember like yesterday coming to the house and always so warmly greeted and welcomed by your mother. A grand lady to all. Peace.

Italia was a lovely lady with a great smile. Sincere condolences to the family
Yanick Garnier

Adele and Leno- Very sorry to read about the recent passing of your mother; thoughts and prayers-

Stephen and William Foley III Class of Marian High "71" and "73" respectively

I will always remember the many happy times that I spent at "Mrs. Conti's" home especially at Christmas and New Year's Eves. She had a special gift of making you feel so welcome in her home and that she cared about you, your family and your life. She would ask me to call her "Italia" but for some reason I always felt more comfortable calling her "Mrs. Conti." Well now I hope "Italia" will be happy with me for finally following her directions and addressing her in the right manner. I know that...