Rose T. Pagliari

My aunt Rose was a very elegant, proper woman. When I taught college courses in CT and ordered books through National, she would drop a kind "hello" along with the shipment. May she rest in peace now with Uncle Aldo. Sincere condolences to my cousin, "Little Aldo" and the family. Father Bobby

We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your Mom. She will be remembered by us as gentle, friendly and understanding. Mother knew best. Gary, Judianne and Patsy.

I worked with Rose at National Book. She was always very kind to me,in fact to everybody. If you ever needed something Rose would always do her best to get it for you.In her later years you can see she was ailing.She deeply loved her family. My prayers go out to you at this time.

I'm very sorry for the loss of your mother. It was a great honor taking care of her at the Villa. We had many conversation's throughout her stay at the Villa and I have to tell you, she really inspired me to be a stronger person. I'm really going to miss her...

Dear Aldo and Family,
My deepest sympathy on the loss of your Mother. I worked with her for many years at National Book Co. She loved you and your family very dearly.

Aunt Rose was a most gracious lady. I had the privilege of growing up on Ripple Street in the Martini home, only a few doors down the street from her. She was always kind to me. My condolences to Aldi and all those who loved her.
May she rest in peace.
Rev. Robert Pagliari

I really do not have the words to let you know how I feel.
Please accept my deepest condolences.
Emil