MARIAN DENICOLA

Ms. Denicola taught me junior English and after I became an English teacher, I often thought back on some things that I learned only from her, things that I have always taught to my own students for the past 30 years. She left a very positive mark on all of her students.

I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your loved one. May the hope of everlasting life sustain and comfort you during this difficult time. (John 17:3)

Marion came into my life twice. She taught my son the finer aspects of English at Lakewood High School and followed his career. Years later, when I worked as a writer with American Greetings, she re-entered my life as a proofreader.
I enjoyed working with Marion. Her sense of humor and great wit were highlights in any day. And she always took an interest in what was going on in my son's life.
I am thankful for Marion Denicola -- for the chance to know her and share a respect for...

This very dear lady came often to Dominic's Santos in Fairview Park and I had the privilege of being her server many times. She was always kind and appreciative and fun to talk with. When Helen and Marian came in for lunch, it was always a bright day. Rest in peace, Marian!

Miss Denicola was my homeroom teacher and she was always very helpful. You will me missed! God Bless You.

Miss Denicola was one of my favorite teachers. I have never forgotten her and learned so much from her classes. One time she called my house and I answered the phone. She asked to speak to me and I replied "this is she." I think I made her day

I am so sorry we lost someone so wonderful. She was truly one of the greatest!! I will miss her smile, beautiful eyes and terrific personality. She loved her Pittsburgh Steelers. My sincere sympathy to her family and friends especially Helen who is lovely as well. The heavens got a great angel.

Miss Denicola the years fly by, it seems like just yesterday I was sitting in your classroom. I will remember you always and have many great memories of you. God bless you and your family.