Wilda M. Mancinelli

bob & tammy sorry for your loss don angelone

My sincerest condolences to the family. As fellow classmates Wili and I kept in touch over the years. She was solely responsible for organizing our class reunions and will be sorely missed in that regard. I was fortunate to see her on one of my last trips to New York. We met for lunch and spent the afternoon reminiscing and catching up on our lives. Even though many miles and years were between us, they quickly faded away as we talked and laughed over lunch. I will miss her very much.
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Bob,
I was sorry to hear about Willie.
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Angelo

I was in the same high school graduating class as Wilda Mancinelli. She was such a nice and sweet person. One couldn't help but liking her. I must confess that I saw in the diner along Route 9-W in Marlboro during the early 1970s and was too shy to talk to her, something that I now regret.
She has been in my prayers since I learned of her illness. God will comfort the family, as HE comforts us all. She will be in Heaven with the Lord.

Wili and I were best friends all through high school. I have so many wonderful memories of the time we spent together. She was so much fun. I remember laughing a lot. We spent a great deal of time planning our futures and dreaming out loud. I remember we both had a crush on the same boy…you know who you are. Then I went off to college and Wili married. We had our children around the same time and we visited each other as often as our busy family lives would allow. I remember going to...

I worked with, Willi, at Mid-State, and thought of her as a fine, fine person. So sorry about your loss. The world will be a little darker, now.