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Frances "Cho-Chi" Bartilotta

May 19, 1922 - Oct 29, 2018 (Age 96)

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Happy Mothers Day Mom
I missed having you here with us. It really hard to deal with you leaving. I have so many issues unanswered.
I Love you so much and miss you more than youll every know. I would love to go back a year so we could enjoy each other or maybe to 2005 and have daddy with you. It all hard to deal with. I am having problems. I love u so so much. I will write again and send som pictures.
Love you with all my heart
Francine

Hi mom I am sure glad I am right with you im so happy.
love, bella

Hi Mom
I sure do miss you so very much. I wish you were here with me. I am not doing so good and I need you.
I know that all it good with you cuz you are with everyone which is great and I am so very sorry I use to you wanted to be with them. I need you more . I hate the fact that your oh no OUR FAMILY HOME
is being put on the market today. so so sad.
mom all I want to keep saying is that I want you here with me. you lelft me that day and I didn't get to...

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Your precious little one
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my heart to you

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Obituaries

Frances's Obituaries

Frances “Cho-Chi”  Bartilotta, nee Pastore, 96, of Skokie, Illinois, passed away on October 29, 2018, in Frisco, Texas, at the home of her daughter. She was born in Chicago, Illinois, on May 19, 1922, to Genaro Pastore and Mary (Briatta) Pastore.

 

Frances lived a full life. She married Frank in September of 1943 and enjoyed 62 beautiful years together traveling around the world, raising two children, and visiting their two grandchildren in Texas -- watching their grandson play baseball and granddaughter dance. As they aged, they delighted in seeing two of their four great-grandchildren grow before Frank passed in 2005. She continued traveling to Texas and enjoyed holidays, birthdays, and vacations with all four great- grandchildren through the years. Frances also worked 48 years at Marshall Field’s. She found great pride in her work and was recognized as a lifetime employee.

 

Frances was an instant friend to everyone she met throughout life and will be missed by many. Her granddaughter describes her as a true matriarch. She is known for being many things: a daughter, sister, aunt, wife, mother, grandma, and great-grandma, not to mention, a wonderful cook, hostess, and comforter. Most importantly, she was a giver of unconditional LOVE.

 

She is survived by her daughter, Francine (Don) Ciulla of Frisco, Texas, and son, Frank, Jr. (Victoria Santell) Bartilotta of Chicago, Illinois, grandson, Stephen (Andrea) Ciulla of Denton, Texas, granddaughter, Dianna (Will) Bacon of Frisco, Texas, and four great-grandchildren: Allie (Kendall) Kruger, Andrew Ciulla, Abigail Bacon, and Beau Bacon. Her love lives on in each of them.

 

She is preceded in death by her husband, Frank A. Bartilotta, Sr., her parents, Genaro & Mary Pastore, and her siblings: Rose (Frank) Lato, Ralph (Elizabeth) Pastore, Elizabeth (Vincent) Santoro, Theresa (Ernest) Mategrano and Arthur (Kay) Pastore.

 

Mass will be held at The Shine of Our Lady of Pompeii in Chicago on Saturday, November 10, 2018 at 1:30pm. Donations in lieu of flowers may be made to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society or American Cancer Society in memory of Frances Bartilotta.  Please arrive at The Shrine of Our Lady of Pompeii by 1:00PM so that you can sign the guest register.Information:  Cappetta-DiCanio Funeral Directors  708 222-8669

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