Bianca Moussally

With deep love and heavy hearts, we have to announce the passing of Bianca Moussally (Pepperess) on August 3rd, 2025 at the age of 80. Bee is survived by her loving husband of 59+ years, Robert; her four sons Robert, Christopher (Dannielle), Joseph and Jason (Tricia); her five grandchildren Rocco, Charlie Rose, Carmine, James and Cate; her sister Christine Scotto (Pepperess); nieces Liza (Bobby) and Catherine (Tom), her siblings Donna, Becky, Ricky, Bobby and Charlie; Tonia, Brian (Pat), Danielle (Don) and Diane (Joe); Aunt Dee and daughters, Lisa (Dean), Kimberly (Joe) and Jacqueline (Ron). She was predeceased by her mother Lillian Whittick; her father Nicholas Pepperess; "The best in-laws a girl could ask for" Joseph and Mary Moussally; raised by her Nonna Philomena and her Pop Antonio along with her doting Aunt Mariann and Uncle Enzo Savarese; her niece Michele Scotto; and her brother Michael Whittick; her Uncles Russell Pepperess and R. Bruno Pepperess. Born on January 16, 1945, Bee was a 1962 graduate of St. James High School and went to work for Dupont. She spent her time enjoying the beaches of Wildwood, Margate and Atlantic City with her bestie Jeannette and the rest of her crew. Lucy the Elephant had a special place in her heart. Bianca and Rob married on April 30, 1966 and moved to Brooklyn where she would raise her four boys, sharing a home with Joseph and Mary Moussally. She loved being in the kitchen learning how to cook Syrian cuisine, stuffing and rolling hundreds of grape leaves. Her meatballs caused fights. Chicken cutlets were so thin, you could see through them. Her chocolate chip cookies were demanded. If you ever got a coconut cake, you were beyond special to her. Her wooden spoons weren't just for stirring Sunday sauce either... If you know, you know. Her home was always filled with family, friends and lots of love. Only after her boys were self-sufficient, she started her next 25-year chapter working for H.I.P. of NY helping serve her community. Bee was as feisty as they came and told it like it was. She lived life her way...bold, loud and unfiltered. Beneath that sharp tongue, was a heart of gold that she wore on her sleeve and her wrist. She was known for her fiery disposition, quick wit and no-nonsense attitude…all 5 feet of her. After 59+ years of marriage, we know that it takes a strong, patient man to stand by a woman of her caliber. Thank you, Dad. After spending over 4 decades in Brooklyn and post-retirement, Bee and Rob moved back to Carney's Point to be closer to her family and leave the hustle of the Big City behind. This also meant increasing the physical distance between her everythings....James and Cate. Being Nonna to them was her world. Bianca passed away peacefully in Palm Beach, Florida where she was enjoying the beach, sun and palm trees. Services will be held on Friday, September 19th, 2025 at St. Gabriel the Archangel R.C. Church, 369 Georgetown Road, Carneys Point, NJ 08069. There will be a visitation from 12 noon to 1:45 PM leading to Mass at 2 PM. In lieu of flowers, we ask that donations be made in our mother's name to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital by going to www.stjude.org. See a bee... think of Bee.