Yolanda "Yoli" Marstellar

I never had the chance to meet Yolanda, but I have met her son. I can tell through him and what I have read here she was such a wonderful and amazing human being. My condolences to the Marstellar family.

My condolences to her husband Frank and son Michael. I met Yolanda when I was coaching her son in the Austintown Soccer League. My wife and I became friends with her and Frank and I fondly remember playing trivial pursuit with them and sharing a lot of laughter over our sometimes bizarre answers to the questions .

Bob Butler

From left to right: Mom, Eduardo (father), JoAnn (sister), Katherine (sister), Angela (sister).

Mom at 6 weeks.

More pix of my mom. I learned not to worry so much. Do the best you can, and things will take care of itself.

My sweet "Aunt" Yolie, how many memories I shared with you living in Vegas with you, Michael and Frank. My mom´s best friend growing up lead us together. You took me in when I came to Vegas and showed me the land. My mom was so happy to know you were there taking care of me and then later my siblings. I remember being homesick my first year and not being able to go home for Christmas so you tried to make me feel like I was home. We make all the traditional Italian cookies at your house like I would do with my mom every year and while we were making them we kept on talking and laughing and not really paying attention to the recipes, we made snowballs that Michael said looked like baseballs because they were so big. We ended up throwing them all away and going to the local bakery to buy some. I will always remember your kindness, your heart, the worry for Michael and Frank, the love for your sisters and the love for me like a daughter. I will miss you Yolie. I know my mom is waiting for you and now I have two angels watching over me.

My mom!