FULDA T. MAIMONE

Aunt Fulda, You may be beyond our embrace, but you will never be beyond our hearts. Rest well.
Love, Niki and James

Fulda had a great sense of humor and I loved listening to her voice when she'd describe something or some event! No matter what she was describing, you couldn't help but laugh out loud!

Fulda had a great sense of humor and I often caught my Mom and Fulda laughing and talking across the fences, as our backyards joined each other. I also remember my mother cutting open some tomatoes she'd grown and finding these silver seeds in them....turns out that Fulda's son, Joe, had shot b-bs into them! HAHAHAH! Mom thought it was hilarious and was happy that none of us ate them! Great memories that still make me laugh! Mary Ann (Vecellio) Malitz

My sincere condolences to the Maimone family. Fulda and my Mom were good friends when we lived in District Heights. I remember Joe Maimone Jr., as I lived on Gateway Blvd and he lived on Halleck Street and our backyards faced each other.
Mary Ann (Vecellio) Malitz
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Linda and family-Fulda was a special lady with a great sense of humor. Linda always helped her mom look beautiful every day I think to match her beautiful personality. Fulda was especially friendly and excited when a male stopped to talk with her-she never lost her femininity. Linda, you brightened up Leewood for everyone and everyone remembers your caring and generosity throughout the years. Fulda is now able to look down upon you and clearly say-Thank you daughter for the comfort you...

Linda and family, You are in our thoughts and prayers. May God continue to keep and strengthen you during this difficult time.

Naval Audit Service family.

Sorry Larry about the loss of your mother.

Mike Cady

My deepest condolences.
Your neighbor from Halleck Street.