Ellen T. Cundari

Bye.

Cundari family, I'm so sorry for the passing of your Mom. I will remember her as a beautiful, kind & gracious person. I would have liked to have attended her services, but only learned of her passing a little while ago. My sincere heartfelt condolences to all.

Ellen was a dear friend at Second Bayshore. She will be missed by all. I was disappointed when she sold, but she knew it was time to stay in Bedford Hills with her family. My condolences to all of you. She was a wonderful lady. We had many good times together. We enjoyed celebrating our Irish heritage. My love to all of you, I loved your mother very much.

An angel lived among us,
A gift from God above.
She showered us with kindness
And shared with us her love.

She loved her children and grandchildren dearly,
Each one a different way,
Nestled close within her heart.
Though, now, shes far away.
Shes gone to live with Jesus.
But, shes here with us, today,
Smiling down on every one of us,
And telling us shes O.K.
Love you Ellen.
Ehivy & Brian

Our deepest sympathy to the Cundari family.

Our prayers go out to the entire family. It has been many years, but I still cherish many memories on Morgan Street. God Bless.

Godspeed, Aunt Ellen.

You and Ann - "The Girls" - were never far from my father's thoughts, and I know my mother was very fond of the family she married into. While we didn't see you much growing up, I was always so excited when we all did get together.
I will never forget the first Thanksgiving we spent in Bedford Hills after we moved back North. I had no idea how elaborate an Italian feast was, so I filled up on lasagne, thinking it was the main course! It was only the...

My deepest sympathy to my sweet cousins. I loved your mom and Dad, they were wonderful and I have so many great memories❤ I'm in Florida right now and if I can't make it back please know I'm there in spirit.

Ellen was a beautiful woman inside and out. She made you fee goo.