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Tillie Butler Obituary
She was born August 30, 1926 in White Plains, N.Y. She grew up in a very large and loving family. Tillie and her husband resided in Akron, Ohio where she loved to spend time with her friends at the Akron Deaf Club.
She was preceded in death by four brothers, two sisters, husband, Clarence Butler and daughter, Jean Caniglia. Tillie is survived by her brother, Al Dorio; sister, Vera Capece; grandchildren, Rom (Gina) Caniglia and Kelly (Bob) Foguth; great-grandchildren, Michael and Nickolas Caniglia, Austin, Nathaniel, Ryan and Autumn Foguth.
Private family gathering will take place. Memorial contributions can be made to The Deaf Outreach Church in Green.
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Louis Dorio
September 27, 2012
Rest in peace Aunt Tillie, Love your nephew Louis Dorio and family.
Tillie's mother, Elvira on the left, Tillie, Vera, Tillie's sister leaning down on Jean, Tillie's daughter. My sister, Lucia Codiano on the right...
Tina Fellin
September 24, 2012
I'm so sorry to learn about Tillie's death... She was a first cousin to me - Her mother, Elvira Dorio and my father, George Codiano (Codianni) were brother and sister. And I remember our big family reunions way back in the 1950s. I always thought Tillie was the most beautiful woman and admired her happy spirit inspite of her handicap. Also sorry to learn that her daugher, Jean, passed away not long ago, too. It's been a very long time since I had seen either of them..but my memories from those days linger on. My condolences to the family. Tina Codiano Fellin - Seattle, WA
Susie DiSalvo-Heatherly
September 21, 2012
May Tillie rest in peace with Jean and her husband. God Bless them.
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