Eileen H. Faggiano

Dear Eileen,
Although we never met I have known you my whole life. My father is your little cousin, Bill Rogers from Wilmington Delaware. He fondly remembers your visit to Wil in the early 1930's and he always told us about your WWII struggles. We recently found out a lot about the Rogers family from Baltimore. My father was very happy to know that you lived a full and active life in California after the war. He regrets that he never had the opportunity to talk to you. You will always...

If flowers grow in heaven Lord, then pick a bunch for me ??? place them in my Mom's arms and tell her they're from me. Tell her that I love and miss her, and when she turns to smile, place a kiss upon her cheek and hold her for a while...love you and miss you Mom!

Eileen you were a wonderful friend and neighbor with the best sense of humor. A rare treat to be around. Susan and I both miss you. Now we have to put up with your son!

Even after all this time, we talk about you and your wonderful attitude about life. You always bring a smile to our faces.

Staff of the Middletown Senior Center

Dearest Eileen, I miss you, you were like a second mother to me (my mom is Fanchon Molle), thank you so very much for your friendship and your generosity. I do so appreciate knowing that you felt me suitable to meet your son, Jim, QUITE a compliment -- turns out I did marry before that ever did happen, (& actually I never was able to meet Jim to this day but it was lovely to see him eulogizing you on a 'video' tape). I love you so much, I miss visiting with you & laughing with you. Thank you...

Dear Eileen; We laughed together, cried together and had fun even if it was just a trip to a medical appointment. I miss you. Love, Fanchon

Grandma,
You were a strong and very independent woman. You were a good story teller. I wish we could have gotten you off the mountain, so you could have spent more time with us. But I'm so glad that my boys were able to know their great grandma. I will miss you.

Love,
Steve