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Dorothy E. Coppa

Arcadia, Fl, Massachusetts

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Dorothy E. (Labombard) Coppa, 92 of Arcadia, Florida passed away peacefully and surrounded by her loving family on September 9, 2015. Dorothy lived in Southwick, Westfield, and Granby Mass. for years before retiring to Florida. She was a graduate of Westfield High School and a devoted wife,...

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The good times with the family. You welcomed me and my kids into your family with loving arms.my kids still call you nana and pop. Miss you so much.love to the family. Gale,Dee,+Jason duval

She was my Grand Aunt........I never met......but now I have through Genealogy Research.Wish I could have known you.....I might have met you long ago...1957-1962

Mr. Coppa, Judy, Peter, and Bob, I was saddened to see that your wife and mom has passed away. I will always remember how kind and loving she was. I've taught countless others how to.play double solitaire the way she taught me! She was quite a lady! My deepest sympathies to your family. - Donna

May she dance with the angels and bask in the eternal warmth of Jesus. Love and Prayers to all.

I'm so sorry to hear about the passing of your Nanna. I only met her once. We played Gin/Rummy til the wee hours, and I think she and Poppa kicked our butts, if I recall. I mainly remember playing cards with 2 lovely older people and having a blast.
Much love to you, and wishing you and your family peace, Toni.

always loved and always remembered.my prayers are with you. love gale and family

I lit my father's memorial candle every night before bed as a beacon to come get Nanny. In the light of the morning, seeing she was still with us, I would blow it out. On her last morning, when she finally passed away it was still dark outside. I went to my room to blow out the candle, but it was already out. I feel in my heart, I do believe, my father blew out that candle as a signal that he had received Nanny into the house of God. All is well. I will miss her dearly, but her loving memory...

My favorite game I will always remember playing with Nanny was huskerdoo at the lottle house on trompke ave where i grew up as a child.Nan and. Pop. were just a skip away and us kis used to love going to see them.Another favorite memory was the Coppas & the Gamellis at christmas we all had so much fun every year. My Nan was the best to everyone, she never passed judgment on anyone, never had anything bad to say about anuone. She was all about family and she loved each and everyone of us...

I will always remember the good times as couples playing cards with Dorthy and Mike, Ernie and Grace, and my husband Walt on Trompke Ave. Dottie had a wonderful personality. She will be in my prayers.