JULIA A. OLIVERIO

Julia was my Great-Grandmother. I only knew her when I was one. I bet she was really sweet. My dad always tells me about her.

I miss you Aunt Julie. I know you have joined your brothers and sisters in heaven. My Mom especially.

Always loving. I looked so forward to seeing her and uncle Bill. I can still smell her busy kitchen. I love you aunt Julie.

I will always think of my Aunt Julie as a wonderful person. She was such a good cook and she loved every member of a large family. Her house always smelled so good and made us very hungry. She and my mother ( Margie ) worked at the marble factory in Clarksburg together and were the best of friends. My Mom always spoke so fondly of her. I miss you Aunt Julie.

Mary was one of by best friends growing up. Mrs Oliverio was a great friend to Mary's friends--she made us part of the family. Mary's garage was our home away from home. Thanks for sharing her with us. Linda Lukas

Rest in peace Aunt Julie.I will always remember you for so many reasons.Living just down the street from me,you and Uncle Bill (who I know you are with),were like a second set of parents to me.I will always miss you.

My dear Aunt Julie. My memories will always include your beautiful smile, welcoming home and wonderful cooking. You and Uncle Bill made me feel special everytime we were together. I know you are with him and Mary Katherine again and all of your family. God bless you Billy and Johnny.

Please accept my heartfelt condolences and know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Bill, Kathleen, Billie, Rachel, and family,
Scott and I are so sorry for your loss. She is finally at rest in the loving arms of God. May that give you comfort in the days ahead.