Theresa Rose Spagnuolo

We,re very sorry for your loss. Your mom was very special to me. Most adults on Chicago Ave. just put up with our childhood pranks, but your mom was always kind, and made us kids feel special. I loved your mom and family because I always felt welcome. I hope you are all doing well at this time of grief.
Ted, my Email address is [email protected]. I would like to hear from you or your sisters. Doug

We share your sorrow and offer our condolances Chas. and Ginny. Our prayers and love travel with her thru all eternity. Tom and Ruth Martin

I am very sad to hear of Mrs. Spagnulo's passing. I was introduced to her from my daughter-in-law Annette, and I enjoyed talking with her. Annette always referred to her as her Nana. When she would talk to me about her, it was always with love and wonderful memories. I hope that those memories will help sustain her now.

Love, Brenda

In our hearts there is a void since we heard about Mrs. Spagnuolo's passing...We will miss her sweet laughter and the love she had for all of Charlie's friends (ourselves included). I know that whenever I saw her when she visited Cristo Rey I felt joy...I loved listening to her...I just wanted to stay close to her because she radiated love and her sense of humor was incredible!... We will miss her...May God Bless her soul and may she witness and be a part of God's Holy Kingdom with all the...

I will always fondly remember my time spent with the Spagnuolo clan growing up as a child, and especially "Mom Spagnuolo's" delicious spaghetti and fried chicken, and the family reunions that I was so kindly invited to. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

We are sad to hear of Mrs Spagnuolo's passing. We were former neighbors when she and her family lived on Chicago Ave In Lansing. I met her again years latter at St James Church in Mason. My wife, Jolinda and I enjoyed reminiscing, with her and her late sister Mary at church socials, about the old days when she and her husband first moved to Chicago Ave during the 1930's. She will be missed by us. God bless her soul. Paul and Jolinda Fulton, Homosassa Fl.