Carmen Dente

I delivered the Free Press to Dr & Mrs Dente's home on Elsom Parkway in Mayfair Park for several years in the mid 1960s, and still remember both of them for their many kindnesses. I'm very sorry to read of Mrs Dente's passing. Condolences to the family.

With deepest sympathy to the family of Carmen. Carmen was a first cousin to my dad, she was loved by everyone who knew her, may God bless. Janice Garcia Lambert.

So sorry to hear of Mrs Dente's passing. We met her and her husband many years ago through our good friend Jim Cerasoli. They were wonderful folks. Our Condolences to Jim and the rest of the family.
RIP.

I had the pleasure of meeting Carmen while working for Armistead... It was A short time but I got to love this women dearly As well as her family... It was a Blessing and Pleasure...In the short time I've known Carmen she has taught me to take life gracefully... She was such a joy to be with... You will be greatly missed.. My greatest sympathy to the family ...Lisa Koss

I always enjoyed meeting her. An elegant, graceful woman who was an inspiration to her family, and a role model for the other women in her life. Condolences to all.

My mom Jeannette Pepin and my Grandmother thought very highly of Mrs.Dente. My symphahy to the family- your in my thoughts and prayers.

Carmen was such a lovely and gracious woman. A wonderful blend of elegance and fun! I feel very fortunate to have crossed paths with her(and Gino while he was alive). I know that she leaves a wonderful legacy through the many lives she touched. My sincere sympathy to the entire family.

It has been a blessing and a privilege to know Carmen. Her smiling face, loving ways, and delightful laugh are embedded in my heart and memory. Love to all of the family and caregivers. Stephen R

My grandmother, Arlene Grant thought very highly of Mrs. Dente.
. My deepest sympathy to the family -
Your all in my thoughts and prayer.

To All of Carmen (and Gino's) family members;
I have so many wonderful memories of time spent with them in both Vermont and Florida. As they were among my parents' closest friends over the years, I find myself flooded with wonderful memories from the times when I was very young and visited them when they lived on Home Avenue to my charming visit with Carmen about 10 days ago. She maintained her sense of humor even then as she questioned my bringing her roses: "what do you think I'm doing....dying?" We chuckled together and talked of flowers and warm summer days. I am so thankful I had the opportunity to spend time with her recently.
You all are to be commended for the support and warm, loving care you were able to provide in the comfort of her home. God Bless you all!

We have many fond memories of Carmen. In 1969 Carmen gave
me a baby shower , a real surprise for this English girl. What an
elegant little party it was , I shall always remember it .
Dear , sweet Carmen. My husband Roy , worked with Gino
for many years , a great partnership.
Deepest sympathy to all of Carmen's family
Roy & Namcy Bell

I had the pleasure of meeting Carmen and Gino while working for Armistead. I enjoyed my many morning "Tea's" with Carmen. I was sent there to help Carmen with day to day chores, but what I got out of it was way more than I could give. Gino sat in his chair reading while I puttered around him and he would crack jokes. Carmen would take me down stairs and show me where they spent many nights entertaining and having grand parties. I will loved how she would say, "Thanks Doll". She was a blessing. GOD SPEED Carmen...may Gino's loving arms hold you tight now.

Chuck & Betty,

Our sympathy to your family.

Tom & Rae Covey, Cincinnati, Oh.

Sincere sympathies to the extended family of Carmen Dente.

The Dentes warmly welcomed our family to Elsom Parkway in 1977 when our three sons were teenagers. How we worried that boisterous boys would annoy our across-the-street neighbors. Not so! Carmen and Gino accepted our noisy sons with their "kid" cars, and soon were fast friends! For the next twenty three years, the Weaver's were privileged to know and love both Carmen and Gino, who were such a positive influence on all of us. Rest well Carmen, now that you and Gino are together again.

To the family of Carmen: I didn't know her well but had met her a few times at different family events. Truly an elegant lady. My deepest sympathy. May she rest in peace.

Carmen had a very special place in my heart.
Our times together were so full of fond memories.the Town shop buying trips
Our younger years were so much fun.
And now she is with her Gino. My best to all of you.

My sympathy to Karen and Carmen's entire family. I did not personally know Carmen, but heard many wonderful stories about her and her love for Gino and life. I am sure she will be missed by her family, but her memory will forever be in your hearts.
May each of you find comfort in having known this lovely lady.
Sincere sympathy,
Joelyn Niggel

Carmen and Gino were one of the first to own a TV on Elsom Parkway and their cellar was our home away from home....just two doors away. Carmen hand selected clothes from the store for Mom, who excitedly opened the boxes when they arrived, confident in Carmen's good taste. Carmen's sense of fashion, elegance and beauty was always present. Visiting her shortly before her death, she still was that lady. We parted promising each other we would go out to lunch soon. Always part of Kuhlmann family events, Carmen will be greatly missed by Darwin and I. We extend our sympathy to the family and her loving caregivers.

I remember Dr. & Ms. Dente as a sweet couple, friends of my folks, Madine and Dr. Ed Simpson. Our sympathies to the family.

Carmen was a most delightful person, and we enjoyed many happy hours together. She was very pleasant and always interested in what you were doing.

So sorry to learn of Carmen,s passing. She was such a sweet lady! We took her to 99 in October &
she was so happy.RIPCarmen!

My deep condolences to Louann and George, Chuck and Betty Anne and Jimmy Cerasoli along with the entire family at this time. I met Chichi and Gino over 50 years ago and was struck by their kindness and genuine warmth to everyone they came in contact with. Chichi carried on the couple's caring and sweet nature after her husband's passing. She leaves an outstanding legacy of top-shelf class to all of her family and friends.

Among my earliest childhood memories are visits with Carmen and Gino Dente, dear friends of my parents. Gino, always dapper, and Carmen, the most elegant lady I knew, were sweet, kind and fun. While most of their generation has passed on, the memories remain. Condolences to the Dente family.

A truly lovely, elegant lady, with a beautiful smile, originally from the Lavin's and their home at the corner of Park and Averill Streets in Barre, has passed, but will be remembered forever. The owner of the Town Shop in Barre for many years, she never forgot where she came from, after her marriage to Dr. Gino Dente and moving to South Burlington. She loved her nephews and nieces very much, and has been the matriarch of the family for many years. My sympathy to all.