JOSEPHINE G. PISA

Remembering Aunt Jo today. I think of her often. She was a lovely lady.

Josephine was the mother of Regina, who was a student in my Latin class @ Somerville High. which was by far the best ciass I ever taught in a 34 year career. I have such fond memories of that class. Requiescat in Pace!

Dear Regina,
I just found out yesterday in a conversation with Phil Lembo that your mother had passed. I remember meeting her at your 2016 and she radiated motherly love and pride. I know that her spirit will continue to remain with you as you continue to do great work on this earth. May her gentle soul rest in perfect peace. Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss of your beautiful and loving mother. Frederica M. Williams and your friends and admirers at the Whittier Street Health...

Regina, We express our deepest sympathy on the loss of your dear mother, who obviously instilled in you a passion for academic excellence. Your senior latin class @SHS was the "prime of Miss Jean Brody" of my career. I have the fondest memories of Loretta, Felicitas. Susan, Linda. Carlotta, Steve and Billy and you. Tua mater requiesecat in pace. Vale, Emily and Kevin O'Malley

I only met your mom a few time but I remember her smile and very warm welcome.

John Buonomo

To the entire Pisa/Talmo/Stefanelli Family
Even though I was only with Aunt Jo a few times, I knew right away that this intelligent, little woman was a force to be reckoned with. Meeting her was a gift.
Marla & Bob Driscoll

Our condolences to the Pisa/Talmo family. Jo was a sweet lady who would always greet us with kind words and a most pleasant smile.

Caryn and Eliot Van Dam