Guest Book for Barbara Ann (Ayer) Giannantonio

Provided by SALVATORE Rocco & Sons Funeral Homes Inc.

Posted by: Maggie Coffey
What a beautiful photo of a beautiful woman with a wonderful smile. I never met Mrs. Giannantonio, but if daughters are reflections of their mothers, she must have been a warm and friendly person, because I know Barbara-Jo, a long time friend of my dear cousin Donna, and married to another dear cousin, Paul Valeri. I want to offer this small condolence: I have learned from experience that we daughters never lose our mothers, they live on in our kitchens, in our own daughters, and in our hearts and minds forever. Although my prayers come all the way from Kentucky, I know they will reach all of you. Love and Peace from Cousin Maggie

Posted by: Patricia Freeman
During this time of great sorrow, may it comfort you to know that others are deeply touched by your loss. I too know the pain of losing someone dear. Even though our hearts are broken, rest assure that our Grand Creator cares about you personally (1Peter 5:7) and can help you though this difficult time. Revelation 21:4 speaks of a time soon when God will do away with death forever. There will be no more sorrow, heartache, or pain. May your happy memories and sure scriptural hope comfort your hearts during this painful time. Please remember that during Jesus’ ministry, he healed the sick and resurrected back to life on earth many that had died, giving proof of his power over sickness and death. Jesus made a promise to all who have lost loved ones in death at John 5:28, 29 which reads: “The hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.” Yes, Jesus Christ promised that all those in God’s memory will live again under beautiful conditions like the Garden of Eden. May this bring you peace.

Posted by: Maggie Coffey	What a beautiful photo of a beautiful woman with a wonderful smile. I never met Mrs. Giannantonio, but if daughters are reflections of their mothers, she must have been a warm and friendly person, because I know Barbara-Jo, a long time friend of my dear cousin Donna, and married to another dear cousin, Paul Valeri. I want to offer this small condolence: I have learned from experience that we daughters never lose our mothers, they live on in our kitchens, in our own daughters, and in our hearts and minds forever. Although my prayers come all the way from Kentucky, I know they will reach all of you. Love and Peace from Cousin Maggie



Posted by: Patricia Freeman	During this time of great sorrow, may it comfort you to know that others are deeply touched by your loss. I too know the pain of losing someone dear. Even though our hearts are broken, rest assure that our Grand Creator cares about you personally (1Peter 5:7) and can help you though this difficult time. Revelation 21:4 speaks of a time soon when God will do away with death forever. There will be no more sorrow, heartache, or pain. May your happy memories and sure scriptural hope comfort your hearts during this painful time. Please remember that during Jesus’ ministry, he healed the sick and resurrected back to life on earth many that had died, giving proof of his power over sickness and death. Jesus made a promise to all who have lost loved ones in death at John 5:28, 29 which reads: “The hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out.” Yes, Jesus Christ promised that all those in God’s memory will live again under beautiful conditions like the Garden of Eden. May this bring you peace.