Sally Iona Yovich

Sally Iona Yovich, born on April 2, 1939, in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, left this world on May 8, 2025, in Grand Island, Florida. She was a beloved Mobile Home Park Manager, known for her hardworking nature and deep commitment to her community. Sally approached every aspect of her career with grace, ensuring that each resident felt at home. A vibrant member of the Red Hat Society, Sally had a zest for life that resonated with everyone she met. Her laughter was infectious, and her sense of humor could light up a room. Sally cherished her hobbies and interests, sharing her joy with friends and loved ones alike. Sally was a devoted mother and grandmother, leaving behind an enduring legacy through her family. She is survived by her four loving daughters: Vicki Goode of Salisbury, NC; Kristy (Joseph) Carofino of New Castle, PA, Kathy Wright of Grand Island, FL and Tina and Billy Kessinger of Asheville NC, and her son, Michael Frederick (Jeanine) Yovich of Eufaula, AL. Sally also takes with her the love of 15 grandchildren, Katelyn and Zach Abel of NC, Danielle Goode of NC, Brandi and Tyler Beck of MD, Christopher and Nicki Carofino of SC, Daniel Carofino of PA, Karlie and Jason Coburn of PA, Michael Westerman of PA, Kaitlyn Wright (George Root) of PA, Ryan Woloszyn of Pa, Chris (Ryan) Kessinger, Justin Kessinger, Ryan (Shelby) Kessinger, Jordyn Kessinger, Kristan Yock FL, Crystal Cooper of Al, Eric Cooper of AL, Christopher Clapp of TN and Charles Clapp of Al. She also has many great-grandchildren she adored. Sally's passing is preceded by the loss of cherished family members, including her devoted husband, Frederick James "Freddie" Yovich, her beloved son, Danny Molfetto, her son-in-law, Mickie Wright, and her dear brother, Lawrence "Pick" McNany, Jr. She was also preceded in death by her parents, Lawrence and Ethel McNany. Through her dedication to her family and community, Sally Iona Yovich will be remembered for her kindness, her unwavering spirit, and the love she shared with those fortunate enough to know her. Her memory will continue to live on in the hearts of her family and friends, forever cherished and lovingly remembered. The family would also like to thank Dr Theresa Mills for her dedication to mom's health and wellness and the many extra years she gave us with our mother. And a special thank you to Compassionate Care Hospice for all the love, kindness and support you've shown not only to mom but also her entire family.