I have many fond memories of visiting our Nana Ciancia and also seeing Aunt Marie and Aunt Molly too. May memories bring you comfort now in your time of sorrow.

Sincerest sympathy to the Camarda and Infurna families on the death of your beloved mother, grand, and great, grandmother. Aunt Marie's passing marks the end of an era in our family. I have the fondest memories of her, particularly getting to know her better during her time in Florida. It must be a comfort to know what a long and happy life that Aunt Marie lived.
Love,
Rob and Trish

My goodness. Aunt Marie was my grandmother's (Phil Rendenna-Ciancia)sister. I last saw Aunt Marie about four years ago. She asked if I still played the piano...her favorite was "Ebb Tide." I was fortunate to have lived in South Florida when Aunts Marie and Molly, and my grandmother were there. It was about the time that "Who Shot JR?" was the topic of dinner conversation - and what dinners! What fond memories of a loving family and my condolences to my cousins.

My father Frank DeMatto and I had the chance to visit Aunt Marie and her family in 2003, a few years prior to his passing. It had been years since either of us had the opportunity to visit. If I recall, I was a child when we made that trip to Bethleham. We had a wonderful time with Aunt Marie and her family. I'm glad Dad and I made the trip. Family is so important to all of us. My deepest condolances to Cass, Tony and your families and to all who knew and loved Aunt Marie.

Aunt Marie was my father's (Frank DeMatto)aunt but she will always be Aunt Marie to all of us. God Bless.