Dearest Zia,
Of all my extended family, you have always had a special place in my heart. And I'm grateful and thankful to have had you in my life since I could remember. I can't think of a gathering at our house when I was little that didn't have you and your family in it. I wish you could have enjoyed more time with us, especially now that you finally settled close to Cinzia in Burlington ... but that was not to be. I hated seeing you suffering these past few days and wish for you a blessed place in heaven, peacefully, with your family. I will miss you Zia Antonietta!
I am so deeply sorry for your precious loss. I know how close you were with your mom. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. My condolences.
Hugs
Rose Nicholls
Zia Antonietta was one of the most independent ladies I knew. She took transit everywhere even to Wasags Beach and was a real role model to all Italian immigrant ladies. She was a wonderful cook not only for herself and for her family but also to hundreds of people at a time in a banquet hall setting. She was always kind to our family and was very close to her brother Orlando- my dad. She will now be reunited with her beloved son Bruno and knowing that makes us all very happy! God bless you Zia- we love you and will miss you!
To my darling sister, you will always be in my memory and heart.
The distance has always been great but our love remained strong. My love and heart goes with you in these sad days.
To my niece Cinzia you are always welcome here in Perth, use your family for strength and support.
We love you all.
Giovanna (Chiavaroli) and Guido Di Giovanni
To our darling Zia we will miss you but you will always be remembered as your Pasta Sauce recipe has been used ever since your visit to Perth so long ago.
Cinzia be strong but dont forget to use your friends and family for support we all wish we could be with you when you need us.
Love always
Piero, Michelle, Martin and Travis Di Giovanni
Cristina, Ed and Charles Farrar