Regina Mary Fabrizio Tompkins

I am so sorry to hear of Aunt Jeannie's passing. She was one of my mom's baby sisters.In 1950 when my mom went to the hospital to have our brother Anthony, she came and stayed with the rest of us kids. When we were told we had a new brother she let us have a little celebration party. Three years later my mom had her last baby, a girl, and named her Regina after her. I'll always remember her kindness, gentle voice when she was speaking to us, her hair scarves and her lipstick. Rest in peace...

My Dearest Aunt Jeannie ,
Words can't even begin to express the Joy ,Kindness, happiness laughter, thoughtfulness and AMAZING memories you have given me as your niece growing up .Cheri and I would be stuck together like glue and do some CRAZY things and you just shook your head and smiled :).Your potatoe salad was the bomb too !!!! I remember on bowling nights mom would be waiting for you to show up (which you were late lol) and I would go outside the parking lot and sure enough you would...

Peaceful journey home Jeanie.Will miss you always.

My memories of Aunt Jeannie will forever warm my heart. We spent so much time as childen with her, Uncle Stan and cousins. She always had so much love & kindness to give. RIP my Aunt Jeannie. My deep condolences, thoughts and prayers to Uncle Stan, cousins and family.

My thoughts and prayers are with you family. we were bowling buddies way back when, Jeannie was a real sweetheart and I'm sure she will be miss. Peace and blessings, Kay Morgan

My thoughts and prayers to the Fabrizio/Tompkins family. The fond memories of our great families will always remain with me. God Bless you all.