Holly Cmiel

Change of venue: The Memorial Gathering will now take place at Farmington Gardens, 999 Farmington Avenue (Rt 4), Farmington, CT following the Service at Saint Mary of the Sea, at around 11:00 AM on May 14th.

To my childhood friends Ricky, Robin and Roz I am sorry for the loss of your most beautiful mother. I will always remember her beautiful smiling eyes and her generosity of love and spirit. I am so happy she found a second life in Key West where I am sure she shared her beautiful spirit with many.

To Roz, Ric and Robin--can't tell you how much I am sorry to hear about your beautiful Mom's passing. I always felt Holly was someone very special, a bit ahead of the times and always a twinkle in those gorgeous eyes. I am so thankful and grateful that I had the honor of knowing her, hearing her laugh and seeing that smile. She'll always be smiling down at you all~ Peace & Love to you & the whole family, Lou - Tim - Rosie

Aunt Holly had such a zest for life so fun energetic and outgoing. So glad I got to know her and be around her a few times. We love you Aunt Holly praying for you guys and peace and comfort.

Holly was amazing. She was the most positive person and never wanted to worry her family about anything. She always wanted to solve any problem without disrupting the lives of her loved ones and was 99% right in doing so. She was truly admired by all who knew her and always so fun to be with. We will miss her and the smile which was displayed instantly especially when talking about her family, especially Hadley! She adored her! We will miss her so much and praying for the family through these...

Mike and Roz

I’d like to extend my condolences to Audray, and to all of Holly’s extended family on your recent sad loss.

Sincerely,

Chris Burns. (Brother of Jocelyn Burns-McCue)

Joe and I enjoyed meeting Holly in Key West and learning how she came to meet Joe’s cousin,Peter. Our sympathy to Peter and Holly’s family. ~Joe and Anne Ilacqua