Name: Edith R. (Latz) Montagno Life Dates: 9/21/1924 - 8/2/2008 City Of Birth: Rochester, NY Pre-deceased by Edith is predeceased by her husband Michael J. Montagno Sr.; parents, George Eveline Latz. Survived by Edith was the beloved Mother to Norlene C. Boone Michael J. Jr. (Bobbie) Montagno; grandchildren Noelle C. Boone MJ Montagno; brother-in-law William Montagno and dearest family friend, Alexis Spinelli; Edith is also survived by several brothers, sisters, nieces and nephews. History Edith's family would like to express a sincere thanks to the staff at Hamilton Manor Nursing Home for their wonderful care and friendship, especially, Gloria, Ginger Sherree for their love and devotion. Donations In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to Alzheimer's Association, 435 E. Henrietta Rd., Rochester, NY 14620 in Edith's memory. Services BARTOLOMEO PEROTTO Funeral Home, Inc. NO PRIOR VISITATION. Edith's Funeral Mass will be celebrated Tuesday 9 AM at Sacred Heart Cathedral, 296 Flower City Parkway, followed by her interment in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Additional Information Edith was a devoted wife of 59 years to Mike Montagno. She was a loving mother to Norlene Michael. Her greatest joy was her two grandchildren, Noelle MJ. This 83-year old, with soft-blue eyes, bright smile, with a warm heart and touch was always outspoken and true to all her beliefs. Edith was the second oldest in a family of fourteen of seven boys and seven girls. She learned at an early age that she had to work hard to achieve what she wanted most in her life... her family was most important. She loved to work in both her flower vegetable gardens. Then she would complain about having to clean and cook everything that Dad would harvest. She was a wonderful cook and seamstress, she always had a project to keep her busy. She loved children and was always ready to give and recieve a hug or two from them. Edith was a life-long parishoner of Most Precious Blood Church. Edith and Mike were very devoted to their faith and never missed Mass. They could be seen sitting in the last row on the right hand side of church every Sunday.