Edith C. Centorino

To the Centorino family, I was sad to hear of your mom's passing. Your dad and I met at the Boston Army base when we enlisted in the Air Force. We were stationed together from basic training to Fort Bragg and in Japan together. Stayed in touch through out the years. They were two of the nicest peope you could know. Your dad used to call me every Aug. 2nd ask me what I was doing on that day in 1954. (The day we enlisted). May they both rest in peace. Bill Busby, Homosassa, Fl.

It’s been two years but still feels like you went home to be reunited with Tony just this morning. You’re thought of every single day. Your kindness, smile, humor and joy you brought to this world is genuinely missed. I miss you so much as you were more than a mother to me. You were also my best friend. I hope you and Dad are happy together as you should be. You were the best mom a kid/adult could ever want.

Momma, not a day goes by that I dont think of you, see your gorgeous smile and bright eyes. I know youre with Dad and youre happy. Im sure youre both keeping watch over all of us which brings us comfort. Youre so loved and missed. Ill never stop loving or missing you.

Have the fondest memories of Tony and Edie from King Hill Road. They were truly the nicest people and neighbors you could ever ask for. Rest in the sweetest peace.

Cathy, Buster and Chrissy, my deepest condolences. Your Mom was such a nice person. Thinking of you all. Having lost my Mom, I feel your pain. Pretty sure Margie will be one of many to greet her in Heaven.

Rest in peace now you are dad are together again

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Anthony and family, sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are for your mom and your family. May Edie Rest In Peace.