Janet G. Marsala
April 27, 1944 ~ April 30, 2020
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Aunt Janet you will be greatly missed! I want you to know I treasure our Mondays together! Your laugh was contagious. As a kid you made the best scrambled eggs & no one has ever been able to compare to yours! I hope you are at peace & have no pain. God bless you & now Be with loved ones in heaven. Just know we will always have you in our heart! Love you! Terry Bob James Nick & Amanda xoxo
Janet you were a pistol! I used to love watching you guys play cards…. Your mom would be yelling all over the place, but if you lost you would just put down your cards with the MOST annoyed expression. I always remembered that. I remember being at your house when we were older and having some nice long talks, and I enjoyed them. You raised three terrific kids and have beautiful grandchildren; you left the world a much better place than you found it. Godspeed, Cousin, and have fun in that great Poker Palace in the sky! Your parents have you now, and my Dad, who always had a special place in his heart for you, is surely happy to see you again.
Love,
Marie
I worked with Janet at District Court in C.I. She actually trained me in my position of Secty to Judge. 27 years ago! She was the most kindest person to me. There was never a dull moment with Janet. We all loved her and her sense of humor. My sincere condolences on the passing of your sweet mom. May she Rest In Peace. ❤️
Please accept our sincere sympathy at the loss of your beloved mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, sister and friend. Thank you for sharing all of the beautiful photos of Janet with all the family. Love Caroline and Tom Ward
Domenick and Nicolette Ghiglieri
Janet mou, you and Pete were our very first friends when we moved out here with an infant (Christine). I don’t know what we would have done without you. You were my life jacket, you came over in the middle of the night to take temperatures with me when Christine was sick, Dom was working nights and I was a new mom. We have so many sweet memories of you. Your Tupperware cabinet was a fun place for Christine and Anthony when we came over for coffee , it was heaven for them to play in. You taught me how to make delicious meatballs (mine were hard as a rock and you laughed plenty about them with me). You did a lot of babysitting for us. You’ll always have a very special place in our hearts, always. We love you so much!!
Thank you for all my great childhood memories. I couldn’t have asked for someone better to live across the street for all those years. I loved walking around the backyard killing ants, playing in your cabinets, and all our play dates!
You will be missed. Love you always Aunt Janet!