Felicia Theresa DeNucci

Ann and Billy, I happened to see this by sheer accident following the obituary for Ned Bowler, the Vice Principal at WSJHS... What a coincidence. I was sorry to learn of your mom's passing. My brother Mark and I lived across from you on Adrian Avenue growing up. I remember your dad driving to Boston early in the morning to get things for his fruit stand. What a worker he was!!! I hope you are both well and thriving. Although I live in the Pacific NW, it would be great to catch up...

Ann and family. My condolences for the loss of your mom. Phil was such a sweet lady. I am glad I knew her. When my brother died, I listed his friends and put her name as Philomena because he always called her that. Of course, after she told me it was Felicia. What? She said that was Father's pet name for her and it was okay!! We laughed. Phil was very dear to many people and all her beautiful nicknames are proof of that. I will always remember Philly, as a loving and independent lady.

Annie and Billy and family, we are so sorry to hear about your mom´s passing. Auntie Philly was a treasure! I have many wonderful memories of our Sunday family dinners at auntie Rosie´s and at the fruit stand with your mom, dad and all the cousins. We sent our love and prayers to you all. RIP auntie Philly. Much love Debbie, Craig, Nicole, Hayden.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. Please accept my sincere condolences.

Dear Ann and Bill, I will miss seeing Felicia in Hillside. She was always so pleasant to talk with. My deepest sympathy is with you and your family. May she rest in peace.

To the DeNucci and Rogalski Families, so very sorry for your loss! She was a wonderful woman, may she rest in peace! Diane and Tom Murphy

Hi Ann, so sorry for your loss of your mother. Haven´t seen you in a while, but always remember you. One of the nicest girls in the class of 1976. Laura (Bryant) Colby

As a high schooler working at Angelo´s Fruit Mart 2nd shift with Vinny and Danny, Angelo and Phyllis taught me the importance of working hard and how to be humble. I looked forward to Phyllis´ macaroni and meatballs every Sunday. Rest in Peace,

What a wonderful woman! As a child, I´d accompany my parents to the only fruit market that mattered. Sorry to you others. We attended O.L.S.H. for school and church. Right across to Angelos after mass. The family atmosphere was felt when you walked through the door. Great people serving the community! I´m the last of ten kids that grew up right down the street. To the family and friends of Felicia, I offer the condolences of the Woodbury Family. Our departed family members faith has them...