Lillian DelBarrio

I remember Mrs. DelBarrio from St. Thomas Grammar school days when Lil had a slumber party over their house on 36th Avenue. She was so nice to all of us loud kids playing downstairs. I'm so sorry to hear she has left this earth. My sincere condolences to the family.

Lilly - my deepest sympathies to you and your family. Your mom was a very gracious lady.

I personally met Lillian and Ernesto when my Cuban husband arrived here in the States and my mother (Yolanda Romero Daglio) introduced us all to each other. My mother was an old friend of Lillian dating way back to the day in El Salvador. She and mom also were devoted card-game players when time permited. Lillian and Ernesto were/are the definition of grace and dignity. Devoted to each other. The world is a better place for their having been here.

My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. My your memories bring you comfort. My deepest sympathy.

Mrs. DelBarrio was a warm, kind, and gracious woman, and certainly one of the "cool" moms in our St. Thomas class of 1967. I will always remember her rather skillful dancing at Lillian & BIll's wedding.

My sincere sympathies to the DelBarrio family

Dear Lilli and family, I am very sorry to hear about the loss of your mother/grandmother. She was a very nice person. I remember babysitting "baby" Christina at her beautiful home a few times and she was always gracious, kind, and fun to talk to. I am sorry we cannot be at the services, but know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Chris, Jen, Sam, Jack, Dan, and Matt Goyeau