Theresa W. Testo

Christmas days and nights, New Year's Eves with Theresa, Marty, Sera and us, playing games throughout the night...always with much laughter, always with love. I miss those wonderful exhausting times when we were young. I know you're at peace dear friend ... Merry Christmas.

Still miss this wonderful lady, but I smile when I picture her enjoying visiting with her friends and relatives who went before her. She's singing that song from her Persian Room days "Those were the days my friend". My dear friend resting in her well-earned peace always brings a smile to my heart.

Marty and Sara I'm so sorry to hear of your mom's passing my love and prayers are with you both and your families

Dear Sera and Marty, My deepest condolences on the lose of your mother. She was a special mom. I know you both made her happy and proud. Fondly and with deepest sympathy, Patricia Flannery

I knew Theresa from A1 as my dad is a resident whom I visit daily. She would often times chat with him. My sincere and heartfelt sympathy.

On March 15, 1968, I met my long-time friend, Theresa Waitekus Testo. She immediately made my start at RPI a welcome one. Throughout the years she has been a loyal and loving friend, full of kindness, compassion and always a loving and helpful ear. Theresa lived for her children, happily attended, fully supported and participated in all their endeavors and activities through the years. Her life was not an easy one, but she was an amazing and active mother, RPI employee, CCHS alumni...