Guest Book for Lucia (Santilli) Caiazzo

Provided by SALVATORE Rocco & Sons Funeral Homes Inc.

Posted by: Edie Constantine
Sat June 21, 2014 Rita and Family, So sorry for your loss. At any age, losing your mother is a sad thing. May you be comforted by the many wonderful memories that she left you. She is smiling down on you now and thanking you for the love, respect and care that you gave her. May she rest in peace. Edie and Bill

Posted by: gail macrae
Mon June 23, 2014 To Caiazzo Family,I have so many memories shared with Lucy growing up. It was always a joy to be in her prescence. Cooking with her to make pizzelle's,driving to Attleboro was always an interesting journey with her imagination and, of course ,seeing Elvis at Boston Garden. Sending my love and thoughts at a the loss of a great women but the memories remain in my heart. I know the journey has not been easy but may the memories heal all your hearts. Love you all,Gail

Posted by: meri dimuzio
Mon June 23, 2014 Thinking of you all this morning and sending loving prayers. I am so sorry I cannot be there with you. I loved Aunt Lucy so much…. such spirit and energy she made our times together full of fun. When she and my mother Nellie got together there was lots of lively conversation and laughter. I fondly remember my childhood visits to Aunt Lucy's house, listening to her stories and having cocoa and toast in the cozy kitchen. She was a light in my life and I will always treasure the memories of our time together.

Posted by: Edie Constantine Sat June 21, 2014	Rita and Family, So sorry for your loss. At any age, losing your mother is a sad thing. May you be comforted by the many wonderful memories that she left you. She is smiling down on you now and thanking you for the love, respect and care that you gave her. May she rest in peace. Edie and Bill



Posted by: gail macrae Mon June 23, 2014	To Caiazzo Family,I have so many memories shared with Lucy growing up. It was always a joy to be in her prescence. Cooking with her to make pizzelle's,driving to Attleboro was always an interesting journey with her imagination and, of course ,seeing Elvis at Boston Garden. Sending my love and thoughts at a the loss of a great women but the memories remain in my heart. I know the journey has not been easy but may the memories heal all your hearts. Love you all,Gail



Posted by: meri dimuzio Mon June 23, 2014	Thinking of you all this morning and sending loving prayers. I am so sorry I cannot be there with you. I loved Aunt Lucy so much…. such spirit and energy she made our times together full of fun. When she and my mother Nellie got together there was lots of lively conversation and laughter. I fondly remember my childhood visits to Aunt Lucy's house, listening to her stories and having cocoa and toast in the cozy kitchen. She was a light in my life and I will always treasure the memories of our time together.