Christine R. Signorelli

It´s taken me some time to process her death, but I´m finding myself thinking about her often. My sister Christine was always very protective of me during our childhood and lived in the room next to mine. When we´re older and she got sick I felt bad that I couldn´t return favor and would have been more than willing to give my own two breathing lungs for transplant, but that´s not allowed. Reading all of the nice posts reminds me of how nice the world is, with such nice people. I can only hope...

My deepest sympathy to Christine's family. We graduated from NDHS in 1982 and we were in one of Mr. Grieco's classes

To The Signorelli and Pepe family, I knew Christine since we were 13 and she was one of my dearest friends at New Dorp High School. She was always happy and kind to everyone. My deepest sympathy to all of you. God Bless You.
Love Carolyn Povelaitis

To the Signorelli Family,
Mrs. Signorelli was part of both of my daughters lives at P.S.30. As well as Julia in my brownie troop#5266. Our troop from their hearts made a book of one memory they shared with Mrs. Signorelli, when you moved. Our prayers and love is with you always. May God continue to bless you and give you strength. Love, Miss Patty, Gabriella, & Kayla as well as Brownie Troop#5266

To The Signorelli Family,

I am so sorry to hear about Mrs. Signorelli's passing. My son Michael was in her class and she was adored.
I feel God needed some angels. I know what you are going through. I just lost my husband on Feb. 14th at the age of 42. I have 5 children and it is very difficult. Be strong!
God Bless you,
Jackie Blaine

To the Signorelli Family,

My son Jake Moffett had the good fortune to have your wife and mother as his kindergarten teacher in PS 30 on Staten Island. Jake adored her. I must give you some of my personal feelings because she touched us so.

Every day she had a smile and on Halloween she wore overalls stuffed with hay coming out on all sides which delighted the children. At that time she told me she couldn't wait to have children and that she hoped they will be as sweet and kind...

To the Signorelli Family,

We were very sorry to hear about the passing of Mrs. Signorelli. She was a wonderful part of the PS 30 family. My daughter Kayla, who is now in the 8th grade, was in her kindergarten class. My son Matthew, was in young Matthew's kindergarten class with Mr. Lyman. She will be remembered as a kind, caring, gentle person. She will be dearly missed.