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Rosalia Mirasola Obituary

Of Waltham, died March 9th. Beloved wife of the late Luigi. Loving mother of Dorina and her husband Bill Moriarty, Abington and Salvatore and his wife Ellen Mirasola, Jackson, NJ. Dear grandmother of Sean and Kaleigh. Sister to Steven and wife Pamela Giglia, Falmouth, ME, & Rosa Falzone, Sicily. Sister-in-law to Rosa Giglia, Waltham. Visiting hours at DeVito Funeral Home, 761 Mt. Auburn St., (Rt. 16) WATERTOWN, Thursday 2-4 PM with wake service in Italian @ 3:00. Evening visiting hours 7-9 PM with wake service in English @ 8:00. A Funeral Mass will be celebrated Friday, 10:00 AM at Sacred Heart Church River St., Waltham. All friends & family welcome. Interment Mt. Feake Cemetery, Waltham.

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Published by Boston Globe from Mar. 12 to Mar. 13, 2003.

Memories and Condolences
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James Quinn

March 13, 2003

I am a friend of Dennis and Noel Bernhardt of Waltham, who were friends of the deceased. I would like to express my condolences.

Noel Marie @ Dennis Bernhardt

March 12, 2003

We are so sorry so for the lose of your mom. She is now in Heaven With Jesus no more pain no more suffering. We remember all the good times we had when we lived next door to her on Howard Street. As a tribute to her Noel Marie (Lavender Flowers)is going to Dedicate her book in memory of your mom to her second book she is writing. it is called Susanna Marie Taylor's World. She will be missed by all of us

May Our Lord and Savior be with you all

Love

Noel Marie and Dennis, and Dr.Pearl A. Taylor D.D

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