Kathleen Perrotta
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Born in New Castle on October 10, 1958, Kathleen was the daughter of the late James (J.R.) and Carrie DiThomas Copple.
Kathleen is survived by her beloved husband, Joseph Perrotta. The two married in July 1988.
Kathleen was a member of Holy Spirit Parish, St. Vitus Church. She enjoyed cooking, baking and socializing with her many friends and family. Kathleen was a beloved and devoted wife and mother and loved caring for her family.
In addition to her husband, Kathleen is survived by her two children, Amy Perrotta and Robert Perrotta and her sister, Colleen Krugh (David),
Honoring her wishes there are no calling hours. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Thursday at 10:30 a.m. at Holy Spirit Parish, St. Vitus Church, with Father Benjamin Barr officiating. Entombment will be in Parkside Mausoleum.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Ed & Don DeCarbo Funeral Home & Crematory, 941 S. Mill St.
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Pam Silvester
August 28, 2025
Kath...I will miss you forever...my friend in school & out...
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Louise Pallerino
August 27, 2025
Thanks for being my best friend in high school. May God welcome you with open arms.
Carol Conti Kokot
August 27, 2025
May you rest in peace Kathy. Your cousin Carol Conti Kokot
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