Sue R. Vasaio

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Sue Vasaio Obituary

VASAIO, SUE R.

On Friday, October 14, 2005, of Falls Church, VA. Mother of John DiBari of Upper Marlboro, MD, Linda Parker of Locust Grove, VA, Maria Elena Vasaio of Rome, Italy, August Vasaio of Washington, D.C., Edward Vasaio of Richmond, VA, and sister of Andrew Varriale of Silver Spring, MD. Also survived by eight grandchildren, Lisa Kans, August A., John Paul, Tancredi, Augusto and Rocco Vasaio, Robert and John Parker. Friends may call at JOSEPH GAWLER'S SONS, INC., 5130 Wisconsin Ave. N.W., on Monday, October 17, from 2 to 8 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at Holy Rosary Catholic Church, 595 Third St. N.W., Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, October18, at 10 a.m. Interment immediately following at St. Mary's Cemetery.

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Published by The Washington Post from Oct. 16 to Oct. 17, 2005.

Memories and Condolences
for Sue Vasaio

10 Entries

Jane and Wes Strotman

November 9, 2005

We just learned last evening of Sue's passing. We have been frequent customers at AV's for over 40 years and always looked forward to being greeted by her on our arrival. She was a wonderful lady and we will miss her. Our prayers are with the family.

Lynne McGrail

November 8, 2005

August,John, (August II and Family)

For the almost 20 years that I have been in DC, your "place" has been my favorite. Largely because of your Mother's presence, (and yours, of course). The family environment that your parents both worked so hard to create has lived on through you! I have been honored to know your Mother, to be the recipient many times of her wonderful smile, her laugh and her sense of humor. I know that she will be be missed greatly, but dearly cherished memories will remain alive through all that have known her. Although I am in Vermont, my thoughts are with you all.

Love,

Lynne

Angela Nunley

November 1, 2005

Only knowing her when I was a small girl, Aunt Sue always seemed so alive to me. What a Beautiful person I remember her to be. These fond memories of her will stay with me always. My deepest sympathy, With Love Angie Nunley.

Paul Nunley

October 31, 2005

It is with deep sorrow to learn that Aunt Sue is no longer with us here on earth. But our wonderful memories of her will last as long as we do,We will miss you Aunt Sue.

Love The Nunley Children,

Paul,Josephine,Jimmy and Angela

Jim & Louise Nunley

October 31, 2005

Im so sorry to hear that aunt Sue has past away. I have wonderful memories as a small boy of her and all of you. My heart and prayers go out to you.

Love Jim

Rev. Dr. David I. Moshier

October 18, 2005

The Moshier family fondly recalls the time in the 1970s when our late mother, Evelyn, taught Edward piano. We remember Mrs. Vasaio for her warmth and kindnesses. Our deepest sympathies are extended.

Connie Haggard

October 17, 2005

To the family of Sue Vasaio, my thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of sorrow. Please find comfort in knowing that your Mom is resting in the arms of God right now. And, that she has been welcomed by the loving arms of your dad and step father. She was a gracious lady and lived a long life. She has not left you for she is in heaven watching over her loving family.

Rebecca Mick

October 17, 2005

As my neighbor, Sue was a very special lady to me. I met her during the fall of 2001, shortly after I moved into the house across the street from hers on Rose Lane. Sue began gently waving to me each morning as she departed for work, while I worked in my flowerbed. The first time I saw her outside of her home, I walked across the street and introduced myself. It was the beginning of a tender friendship I will never forget. On several occassions, I sat with her on the porch of her home while she told me stories of her past. My most precious memory was made during the first winter I lived in Falls Church; we had several inches of snow fall the previous night. My husband and I shoveled our driveway and without any thought, went across the street to shovel Sue's driveway. She came over later that day with tears in her eyes thanking me for helping her. The very next snowfall, before I could lift a shovel, Sue's son, August cleared my driveway with his snowplow.

I was greatly inspired by Sue's personal discipline. At 80 years of age (and beyond,)Sue would go to work several mornings each week. I thought to myself, " Lord, give me her energy; may I be just like her!"

I loved Sue and feel so sad that I was not able to tell her goodbye.I will never be able to look at the house across from mine and not think of her. Love, Rebecca

Jeff Kiser

October 17, 2005

My thoughts and prayers are with your family. Mrs V. was one of nicest persons I've ever met. She always displayed charm, warmth and that beautiful smile. I will miss her.

Robert Dorsey

October 16, 2005

She is loved and will be missed by all who knew her

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