Rena Mary Molinari

I was fortunate enough to meet Anna and Rena on a trip to Scandinavia. They took me under their wings and showed me how vodka could go with Coke! They were also gracious hosts when my husband and I visited San Francisco. I was so sorry to learn of their passings. I should have kept in touch. The world is a sadder place without their bright lights. Jan Howard

The Sisters of the Presentation who educated your daughter, Linda Molinari '63 Mansouria at Presentation High School, San Francisco, are praying for you, your family and friends. Thank you for your service. May God bless you with love, comfort and peace.

Dear Linda, I want to again express my sincere sympathy on the death of
of your wonderful mother Rena. I saw how well liked she was by all the people who attended the rosary. I can still remember some of the jokes she would tell at Msgr Bruno's Sunday lunches after his mass. I'm sure God has a special place for her in heaven next to her late husband Bob. I pray that your faith in Christ will help you in this trying time. May God bless you and your entire family. With love. Your friends....

Remembering you and Bob as neighbors on Alhambra Street. We lived there from 1967 to 1979 and shared the back porch area. Knew Leda, Nello, and Ceio, Nello's father, very well. I remember when you moved in in 1976 and had the kitchen and bathroom redone--memories of a then nine year-old!

I visited your folks and the Casellis a few time during the 1980s.

RIP

Thank you Rena for all the kindness you gave us over the many years since High School. Especially thank you for making everyone always laugh. I loved the programs you put on at Pres. You were such a big character and we think you missed your calling, but at lease we all had you to make us feel good and laugh. I especially loved the jazzy earrings you wore, and especially one Christmas at the SFIAC. Linda, Bob and Jennifer, she was one in a million. Take comfort in knowing that she will never...