ANNA MARIE LOYA

Our deepest sympathies to the Loya family. We lived next door to Joe and Ann for a short time on Dora and we were so blessed to have them as next door neighbors. We loved them and always missed them when we moved. We count ourselves blessed to have known them.
Donna and Jack Belitz

Deepest sympathy to the family. (From the son of Ed and Rose New Henigin)

One of the sweethearts of the Loya family...Aunt Toody will be missed. It is good to have examples of A Life Well-Lived, and Aunt Toody was one of them! Eternal Memory!

Dear Aunt Toody, I will always remember your serenity, gracious demeanor, and always with a loving hug. Eternal memory and sweet repose.

I fondly remember "Toody and Joe" from Independence, Ohio, because of the Christmas cards I received from them over the years. Toody always took the time to write an extra note inside each card. These notes were always appreciated!

Deepest sympathy to the Loya children. I remember your Mom as a gentle loving mother to you. I was your neighbor on East 133rd Street in Cleveland. I babysat you all-known to me as Jackie-Jody-Chucky and Terry. God Bless You All.

Dear Aunt Toody,
I will miss your 'forever smile' and sweetness. You were a wonderful example of a true Lady. You and Uncle Joe were the first relatives that Frank introduced me to after we were engaged in 1960. You were so welcoming and I always loved you in a special way for that!
I pray for you and your whole family. I'm sure you are having your own great reunion. With much love and prayers.

My dear Aunt, my dear Godmother- you have always been such a special person always seeing the goodness in everything and everyone you met. To my cousins - my sincere condolences.