Natalie R. Pyzocha

Natalie is always a part of the sweeter memories I have as being a child. I am so thankful for the wonderful families I have had in my life and wish you all the best. Peace and love,

Rest in peace forever my non-shy Babci. You were and are such an inspiration to me on a daily basis. You helped me get to where I am today and were always such a loving, spunky, smart, beautiful, and strong woman. You will never be forgotten. A little piece of me died with you but I am happy that you are now resting with your siblings and husband in heaven. I miss you so much already and can't wait until the day we meet again. I am thankful for every second I spent laughing with you and...

Ma, you were one incredible woman who inspired me beyond all imagination. My last 15 months with you were so enjoyable. You always had a positive attitute on life and everything that you stood for. It's so comforting knowing I can now talk with you whenever I need to. Until we meet again (47 yrs from now). I'll always love you.....Jacqui

Ma - I know you're reading all these sincere notes by these many kind folks. It is no surprise to us how many hearts and lives you've touched and how you have changed the world in the most positive of ways. The circle of life will continue. God Bless...

Pyzocha Family

I wish to pass on my deepest sympathy to all of your family, a very special family. Your mom gave life to five great sons which brought in turn her treasure of love to countless others and continues on with her grandchildren and a never ending legacy that will reach others in love and service to the end of time.

She now rests in peace in the hands of Our Maker, may we all live as good in our own lives to be with her again one day. To love and be loved is the...

Lived and grew up just down the road from the Pyzocha family on Chapin St. in Ludlow. What a wonderful bunch of people--always nice to us D'Andrea kids when we came over to visit. Stan and Nelly -- I only have fond and fun memories of you both. And Nelly, my mom always said your galumkeys were the best! The Pyzocha boys--Walter, Roger, etc.--shared plenty of laughs with my brothers and me as we were growing up. God bless the entire Pyzocha family.

My father (Gary) already commented to share our condolences. But I wanted to also take a minute and send my and my husband's deepest sympathies and continued prayers for all of your family. Cioci Nelly was a lovely woman. I was happy to know her and hear stories about her and updates from my grandmother (Nancy).