Christina M Dalo

Christina (Fani) Dalo, age 75, passed away peacefully, on Wednesday March 1, 2023, surrounded by family. Christina was born on November 1, 1947, in Collingdale PA to Antonio and Maria (Rapino) Fani. She was a graduate of Archbishop Prendergast High School. Christina was married to her high school sweetheart, James Paul Dalo, on October 5, 1968.
Chris is survived by her husband of 54 year, James, her 4 daughters Kimberly McBride (William), Andrea Chamberlain (Joseph), Nicole Hines (Dwight), Melissa Baldwin (Christopher), and her sister Maryann Arner (Jack). Chris was blessed with 10 Grandchildren, and 6 Great Grandchildren. Chris is preceded in death by her parents and her sisters Palma McCue, Barbara Brocco, Antoinette Smeltzer and Rita Haley.
Chris found her joy among her family. Traditions were endless, as are the memories. Whether it was a trip to the winery with her daughters and granddaughters, or the many family vacations enjoyed by this self-proclaimed "Traveling Circus". This is a family that did everything together, and will continue to make memories to honor Chris, going forward. Chris was also an avid fan of the Philadelphia Eagles, and Philadelphia Phillies. To watch a game with her was priceless, primarily because of the replays "Oh, they scored again!" would be her words after every replay. She was a huge fan of Judge Judy, and anything court-show related. One could view her DVR as such proof.
Chris worked several places throughout her life including Bailey, Banks & Biddle, and The Marriot Hotel, but without question, Brill Associates was where she loved working. This was primarily because of David Brill himself. Chris always said David was the best person to work for, and through the years, he became very close with the Dalo Family.
If you were to ask any member of the family, Christina Dalo was the best person in the world. And their own personal lives were enriched as a result of being a part of her life. If everyone were the way she was, my, how this world would be a better place. She saw the absolute good in everyone, and treated everyone as they should be.
Interment will be private. Donations can be made to the National Kidney Foundation in Christina's honor.