Monique Tommaro

I can´t believe it´s been 6 years and I still remember so many wonderful memories of you. Especially when I buy the gummies that you use to share with me. Talking about John and your son.

I still remember you , especially when I eat the best gummies that you used to bring me at work, or your sandines or red peppers I loved. I´m teary eyed right now. The stories about your family, especially your Dad. Talking about what John or your son did. Sylvia

I always pray for you, dear Moni.

I still remember you my dear friend. I wanted to wish you a Happy Easter when I went thru my contacts yesterday. I wanted to find out how your son, (your pride and joy) was doing. You would have brought left overs from Easter dinner and have shared with me.

A week doesn’t go by that I don’t think about you. The almond milk you got me into drinking that I know have passed to my daughter. The best gummies from TJ Max. You cheerfully self in the morning. So many things that remind me of you. My daughter going to a Jesuit college just like you. Forever in my heart.

Sylvia Maresca

Monique, I think about all the time. My heart is broken. You were full of life. Always about family. You were my friend, my confident. You got me into eating my almond milk and my almond butter, which I still think about you when I eat it. There are no words to express my sadness. Always full of joy, energy and all you cared was that everyone was happy, expecially Jack. I miss you.

Sylvia

Dear Ralph, Maria, Jeanette, Nicole, and all the family....I am heartbroken to learn of Monique's passing. I close my eyes and see her sitting in front of me at Lacordaire. I will always remember her laughter, her big heartedness, her sheer goodness. Know that my compassion and love are with you all in this time of deep grief.

Dearest Friends - my deepest sympathies to all of you. You all are in my thoughts and prayers. Sending love to you always - Elise Macaluso