Contributions to the tribute of Lizabetta Lagotta

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Monday, April 19, 2021

Dear John and Gerard, your Mom was an Angel before arriving in Heaven. Her Soul is now with God. God has one of the strongest Angels with Aunt Liz to assist the Lord, and look over his flock here on Earth. John, my kids still remember visiting with you and sleeping at your home. We had yodels, and cookies, and meatballs, and ice cream. The kids always asked if we could go back to see my cousins. John and Gerard, you are both such amazing cousins. We have a lot to learn from you both. You cared for your Mom for so many years regardless of the challenges and illnesses. We all have a lot to learn from you both. God Bless you and your family. God Bless Aunt Liz. Love Rich and Sue

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Colleen Lagotta posted a condolence

Sunday, April 18, 2021

Sweet Sweet Aunt Betty , Always a kind word, a kind thought, a gentle touch... May she rest in the sweetest heavenly peace! Love , Anthony & Colleen & Sons

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Jessica Morgenstern lit a candle

Saturday, April 17, 2021

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Paul Anthony Roppa posted a condolence

Saturday, April 17, 2021

Our dear Aunt Lizabetta was ALWAYS like an ANGEL on this earth, and now she continues to be an ANGEL in Heaven ! We will keep her close to our broken hearts, and I know that she will hear us when we pray both to her & with her anytime. I will alway remember how much she enjoyed talking in Italian using all the special effects of emphasizing Calabrese dialect. There were so many Italian expressions that we used to say back and forth, we had so much fun, she really loved the Italian language, and saying some of the very funny Italian expressions with Aunt Lizabetta will be something that I will never ever forget, I learned so many of the expressions from her dear mother “Nanny Filomena” so we both treasured those very memorable times so much more because of Nanny For example, the english expression referring to following: “when you get rid of something old for something newer, you knew what you got rid of, but you don't know if you can find another one same as before” But when you say this expression in Italian, it sounds so much more awesome, and especially when you can turn on higher the real Calabrese dialect, it’s so much fun to listen to. Aunt Lizabetta was definitely one-in-a-million and her love will live on forever with all of us as we continue still here on earth !

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John Roppa posted a condolence

Saturday, April 17, 2021

From the day I was born, And then Baptized by my God Parents Aunt Liz, And Uncle Vinnie, I Only Have Happy Memories Of My God Parents, Aunt Liz, And Uncle Vinnie, Aunt Liz, And Uncle Vinnie, And John, And Gerard, And Their Families, All Have So Much Love To Offer, I Can Write Thousands Of Pages, Of Happy Memories, And It Would Not Even Account For One Hour Of Happy Memories, That I Have Of My God Parents, Aunt Liz, And Uncle Vinnie, And John, And Gerard, And Their Families, I Wish I Had Memories of Little Vinnie, But I was To Young, But I am Sure He was Equally As Loving As My Godparents, Aunt Liz, And Uncle Vinnie, And John, And Gerard, And Their Families, And The Good News Is Godmother Aunt Liz Is Finally Reunited With Her Sister Mary, Her Brother Sal, And Her Brother Joe, And Her Mother Filomena, And Her Father John, And Godfather Uncle Vinnie, And Others, And Of Course, Her Son Little Vinnie, Blessings, And Love, Godson John Roppa

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Diane Marsh posted a condolence

Saturday, April 17, 2021

Dear John, Gerard & Family, So sorry for your loss of Mom, What A Great woman Aunt Betty was! May she RIP

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Helen Morgenstern posted a condolence

Saturday, April 17, 2021

The last time I saw my Aunt Liz was when her son, John, brought her to see me and my father, her older brother, Joe, in Queens, N.Y. We had a wonderful visit. She was the youngest and the last of the four siblings: Joseph, Mary, Salvatore, and Lizabetta. I hope they are reunited, with their mother, Filomena Curcio; Father, John (Giovanni) Argenziano; their spouses who have passed, Vinnie, Theresa, Rose, and Jerry; Mary's son, Vincent; and the rest of their families. Rest in peace, Aunt Liz.

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Friday, April 16, 2021

Lizabetta Lagotta

1933 - 2021

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