Frances K. Asta-Ferrero

It was just two short months ago that this family was gathered together to say goodbye to another beloved family member. As we gathered together to mourn, lay to rest and then to celebrate Grandma's life, most of us, if not all of us, knew that Aunt Fran was battling Cancer. By looking at Aunt Fran, however, you wouldn't have known. She seemed so full of life and going through the same emotions we all were. She didn't let cancer live her life for her, SHE lived her life.
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It was just two short months ago that this family was gathered together to say goodbye to another beloved family member. As we gathered together to mourn, lay to rest and then to celebrate Grandma's life, most of us, if not all of us, knew that Aunt Fran was battling Cancer. By looking at Aunt Fran, however, you wouldn't have known. She seemed so full of life and going through the same emotions we all were. She didn't let cancer live her life for her, SHE lived her life.
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Julie, Joe and Mr. Asta-Ferrero
I am sorry to see this happen, I only hope we can celebrate the wonderful life that she led. She was always so wonderful and kind and always smiling. I hope you continue doing the same.

Dear Charlie, Joseph and Julie. My deepest and heartfelt sympathies on the passing of your wife and mother. She was an absolute angel with a heart of love, compassion and caring. I adored knowing her and working with her. May you find comfort in knowing how much she is loved and thought of. My prayers are with all of you.

Joe and family,

I am so sorry for your loss. May you find solace knowing that she was an incredibly sweet and gentle human being.

I am so sorry for your loss Carkie and family.

Chuck and family, Please accept our deepest sympathy in the loss of your beloved wife and mother. Hold on to your happy memories. Sherry and Russell Petrucci

Charlie, Julie and Joe - we are so sorry to learn of Fran's passing. May you find comfort in the fond memories you have together.