Teresa Elizabeth Kuzmenko

I’m so sorry Cat. She clearly was a pretty fantastic mother.

Teresa and I started working together in the 90´s at Millstone. We could burst into laughter together just by hearing part of someone´s conversation. Or start singing the same song by hearing or seeing something. When I think of Teresa, I feel Joy. Franklin and Family and Friends, my heart aches for our loss. I will miss her funny stories about Franklin and Button and all the other absurd stories she created with her delightful wit.

We are surely going to miss her...Teresa had a beautiful voice. Singing with the angels now! Sorry for your loss.

To Frank & Family,
My sincere condolences on the untimely passing of Teresa. She was a very kind and caring lady, who was a pleasure to work with at Millstone. My thoughts are with you all, at this difficult time.

Very sorry to hear that Teresa had passed. A truly lovely person and friend. Our condolences to Frank and family.

WITH YOU always!Love, Husband,Franklin

To Frank, Ruthie, Patrick, Cathleen and families,
We go back along time. We are glad that she was a part of our lives, like another sister who fit in, and that we have the memories (I can her singing that right now). As we always promised her- that we would and will be there for the kids. May she rest peace.
Our love and deepest sympathy to all.
Erik and Karen Klockars

Teresa lived with her family of origin in Montville Manor, Oakdale, New London Co., CT when we were growing up, the Hollo family home was a short walk from my family home. We were in the Girl Scouts together. We attended the same grade school and high school. I remember how much Teresa loved being involved in high school stage productions. I was in a play in grade school with Teresa too. I believe I still have photos that my mother took of her and I in that grade school play, if I can find them I will post some here. My condolences to her family, friends, and community, she was a very kind and sweet person.

To my sister Teresa, I wish I lived closer to you and Franklin so we could visit more often. We were too far away but not by phone. I am going to miss our conversations and how you always ended the call, "I love you, you're my favorite!" I just want to hear that one more time. I love you and will miss you with all my heart. Love you, Mary M. Hollo

My grandma was one of the reasons I joined the Army.

Mom, words cannot adequately express how much I will miss our conversations about anything and everything. Every time I hear a show tune or watch one of our mutual favorite shows, I will think of you and of our quoting memorable lines. You won´t be far from my mind and heart! Love you Mom! You´re my favorite! your Rufus Rose