I’ll miss my weekly phone calls with Aunt Lee. We often reminised about the good ol days…one thing she always remembered was when I was a baby( two thousand years ago….was something we laughed about )she and Uncle Paul used to take me to play in the water and sand at Lake Ontario. Unfortunalty,Aunt Lee lost Uncle Paul early in life ( like my Dad,Joe,Uncle Peter and Uncle George and recently her only child Gary).Rest in peace sweet lady.Love,Dick
I recall fondly my boyhood days when I visited the home of my Uncle Paul and his wife Aunt Lee. There was one particular friend both my Aunt and Uncle invited to their home, and I remember the warmth of their talking with this friend. It was a special experience for me as a boy — one I am pleased to recall. Aunt Lee was always kindly to me when I visited. “Paulie,” she would call me. It was also a rich experience when either her Mother or Father or both were there. I always enjoyed the company of Signor and Signora Campoli. I hope Aunt Lee’s passing was a peaceful one, Gloria, and I wish you well for the help you gave her in her latter days. I wish you well now with your memories of you and Gary as part of our extended Triano and Petrotta family. Your Cousin…Paul
Aunt Lee and Uncle Paul, lived 2-3 houses from us when I was growing up on Emerson St. Her son Gary was one of my cousins and a constant playmate as we were both close to the same age. Aunt Lee would watch over us as we played and watched as we grew up, until 1954 when my family moved down toward Charlotte. I respected my Aunt Lee and the other Triano women, Aunt Connie and Aunt Blanche. These three were friends and close relatives to my own Mother, Geneieve Petrotta. May God bless and watch over the entire Triano family.
Dear Gloria & Family, we were so sorry to hear about Lee’s passing. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. Know that God will take care of her now and that she rests in peace. Love, Mary & Joe
I’ll miss my weekly phone calls with Aunt Lee. We often reminised about the good ol days…one thing she always remembered was when I was a baby( two thousand years ago….was something we laughed about )she and Uncle Paul used to take me to play in the water and sand at Lake Ontario. Unfortunalty,Aunt Lee lost Uncle Paul early in life ( like my Dad,Joe,Uncle Peter and Uncle George and recently her only child Gary).Rest in peace sweet lady.Love,Dick
Paul Petrotta purchased flowers (Rays of Solace Bouquet)
To Our Aunt Lee…May you rest in God’s Peace…Nephew Paul Petrotta and family (Son Herb Petrotta and Daughter Maria Bond)
I recall fondly my boyhood days when I visited the home of my Uncle Paul and his wife Aunt Lee. There was one particular friend both my Aunt and Uncle invited to their home, and I remember the warmth of their talking with this friend. It was a special experience for me as a boy — one I am pleased to recall. Aunt Lee was always kindly to me when I visited. “Paulie,” she would call me. It was also a rich experience when either her Mother or Father or both were there. I always enjoyed the company of Signor and Signora Campoli. I hope Aunt Lee’s passing was a peaceful one, Gloria, and I wish you well for the help you gave her in her latter days. I wish you well now with your memories of you and Gary as part of our extended Triano and Petrotta family. Your Cousin…Paul
Aunt Lee and Uncle Paul, lived 2-3 houses from us when I was growing up on Emerson St. Her son Gary was one of my cousins and a constant playmate as we were both close to the same age. Aunt Lee would watch over us as we played and watched as we grew up, until 1954 when my family moved down toward Charlotte. I respected my Aunt Lee and the other Triano women, Aunt Connie and Aunt Blanche. These three were friends and close relatives to my own Mother, Geneieve Petrotta. May God bless and watch over the entire Triano family.
Aunt Lee….Rest in peace; Gloria and family…our deepest sympathies.Love,Aunt Connie,Dick,Bob and RoseMarie
Aunt Lee we will miss you always in our hearts. Connie Triano and children
Dear Gloria & Family, we were so sorry to hear about Lee’s passing. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this time. Know that God will take care of her now and that she rests in peace. Love, Mary & Joe
Additional Tribute Link: http://youtu.be/dojqpFDmk4c