Frances L. Daidone

Frances Daidone, a steadfast and loving presence in the lives of her family and friends, passed away peacefully on January 26, 2025, with her devoted son Frank by her side. Frances' journey was one of resilience, devotion, and an unwavering commitment to those she held dear.
Born into humble beginnings, Frances faced life's challenges with a strength that was both unyielding and inspiring. Her childhood taught her the value of perseverance, and she carried that lesson into adulthood, working tirelessly to create a nurturing home filled with love and care. She was a caregiver at heart, dedicating much of her life to the well-being of her son, Anthony, who lived with cerebral palsy. Her care and devotion to him were a testament to her boundless capacity for love and her unwavering determination.
Frances' husband, Frank Daidone, stood by her side through life's trials and triumphs, sharing in the love they built together. She is survived by her daughter, Annette (husband: Michael), her son, Frank (wife: Ashley), her sisters, Sissy and Pat, and her grandchildren: Candice, Robert (husband: Chuck), Camryn (husband: Hitesh), Erin, Shane (wife: Cora), Michelle (husband: Kenny), and Mike (wife: Shani). Her great-grandchildren include: Aiden, Jaxon, Mya, Haylie, Ava, Abby, Jonathan, Bentley, Kaylin & Keith.
Frances children, grandchildren and great grandchildren brought her immense pride and further enrich her legacy.
She is reunited in peace with her precious son Anthony and her beloved granddaughter Crystal (husband: Travis), who passed away during the Covid pandemic, leaving a lasting imprint on their family's hearts.
Though Frances' life was not without hardship, she found joy in the simple moments-a shared meal, a heartfelt conversation, a quiet act of kindness. Her love was not always immediately visible, but it was steadfast and true, revealing itself in her acts of strength, care, and determination. She was a woman who embodied the meaning of resilience, showing all who knew her how to face adversity with grace and an open heart.
Frances' light, though no longer here on Earth, will continue to shine brightly in the hearts of all who knew her. Her life was a testament to the power of love, and her memory will be cherished always.
In lieu of flowers, the family kindly asks for donations to be made to United Cerebral Palsy, in honor of Frances' lifelong dedication to caregiving and compassion."