Amelia C. Libutti

To the Manzo-Libutti Family, Our sincere condolences to you all. Amelia's brother Anthony was a friend of ours whenever he visited FL.& Mary Santanello was married to my Dad's cousin Tommy. God Bless You All.

I read through the Journal & saw the last name which reminded me of a wonderful nurse at Mass Gen. Hosp. Joanne took me under her wing way back then, it was the very early 70's. She even ended up buying a sewing machine from me at the Singer Co. in Boston. Anyhow, Joanne, I'm sure that you're the same young lady! Your mom sounds like she was a wonderful person. I lost my mom 10 years ago; she was 76. Sincere sympathy to you & your family.

I ALWAYS ENJOYED TALKING TO AMELIA IN THE SUPERMARKET, SHE TAUGHT ME HOW TO LAUGH AND SHE MADE ME LAUGH ABOUT MY SCREWED UP FAMILY. I SURE WILL MISS HER. SHE REMINDED ME OF HER SISTER, MARY SANTANELLO, WHO DIED SO SO YOUNG. LET US NOT FORGET ANY OF THEM. RIP, AMELIA. I HOPE TO SEE YOU SOMEDAY ON THAT SUNNY SHORE. SAY A PRAYER FOR ME. :)

To Al,Susan,Joanne and children,
Our sincerest condolences upon the passing of your dear mother and grandmother. Amelia will always be remembered as a woman of grace, elegance and soft spoken wisdom.
May you be comforted with the love and support of dear family and friends at this time.
Affectionately,
Terrie and Harry Mancoll

Dear, Al, JJ and I are on vacation with the kids and was sorry to.. hear about your Mom. I always enjoyed seeing her at the hockey games, she is at peace with your Dad. Regards Jim Bennett

The Family of Amelia Libutti,

Sincerest sympathy on the passing of your dear Mother, Grandmother and Great-Grandmother.

Al, please accept my deep sympathy on the passing of your mom.