Wife of Leo Denno, daughter of Saturno and Clara D'Arpini
Eva Anna Denno, 77, of Monroe, died in her home. She had been ill for two years.
Born Jan. 15, 1926, in Monroe, she was the daughter of Saturno and Clara (Rodey) D'Arpini. She married Leo J. Denno, July 12, 1947, at St. John Catholic Church.
She worked for River Raisin Paper Co., Weisel Drugstore and Monroe Bank & Trust, from which she retired. Eva was a member of St. John Church and its choir; Monroe and Frenchtown Senior Citizens, and the Ladies Auxiliary in Monroe Post 1138, Veterans of Foreign Wars. She also volunteered for senior citizen centers and Monroe Bank & Trust ENLIST program.
Surviving are a son, Douglas J; two daughters, Eva J., and Bonnie J. (Jerry) Lammers) ;
three brothers, Harold, of Haines City, Fla., and S. John and Robert J. both of Monroe; four grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her husband and a sister; Dahlia D'Arpini.
~~~~IN LOVING MEMORY OF EVA~~~~
"Eva was one of the nicest and the most lovable person, anyone would want to know. She was kind to everyone. Over the years, she sort of became the matron of the family, never forgetting anyone's birthday, anniversary, and you knew you would receive a card or call from her.
Eva was alot older than her baby brother, ROBERT and they could not go on a trip or vacation without him going along too. Eva always said, that he was like her own child, and the love was mutual. Eva is so much loved and missed by the family and many who knew her."
Precious people are very few,
That's why there was only one of you.
Nothing on earth can ever replace,
The sound of your voice,
Or the smile on your face.
No verse, no flowers, no tears can say,
How much you're loved and missed each day.
REST IN GOD'S HEAVENLY PEACE.
Eva Anna Denno, 77, of Monroe, died in her home. She had been ill for two years.
Born Jan. 15, 1926, in Monroe, she was the daughter of Saturno and Clara (Rodey) D'Arpini. She married Leo J. Denno, July 12, 1947, at St. John Catholic Church.
She worked for River Raisin Paper Co., Weisel Drugstore and Monroe Bank & Trust, from which she retired. Eva was a member of St. John Church and its choir; Monroe and Frenchtown Senior Citizens, and the Ladies Auxiliary in Monroe Post 1138, Veterans of Foreign Wars. She also volunteered for senior citizen centers and Monroe Bank & Trust ENLIST program.
Surviving are a son, Douglas J; two daughters, Eva J., and Bonnie J. (Jerry) Lammers) ;
three brothers, Harold, of Haines City, Fla., and S. John and Robert J. both of Monroe; four grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her husband and a sister; Dahlia D'Arpini.
~~~~IN LOVING MEMORY OF EVA~~~~
"Eva was one of the nicest and the most lovable person, anyone would want to know. She was kind to everyone. Over the years, she sort of became the matron of the family, never forgetting anyone's birthday, anniversary, and you knew you would receive a card or call from her.
Eva was alot older than her baby brother, ROBERT and they could not go on a trip or vacation without him going along too. Eva always said, that he was like her own child, and the love was mutual. Eva is so much loved and missed by the family and many who knew her."
Precious people are very few,
That's why there was only one of you.
Nothing on earth can ever replace,
The sound of your voice,
Or the smile on your face.
No verse, no flowers, no tears can say,
How much you're loved and missed each day.
REST IN GOD'S HEAVENLY PEACE.
Wife of Leo Denno, daughter of Saturno and Clara D'Arpini
Eva Anna Denno, 77, of Monroe, died in her home. She had been ill for two years.
Born Jan. 15, 1926, in Monroe, she was the daughter of Saturno and Clara (Rodey) D'Arpini. She married Leo J. Denno, July 12, 1947, at St. John Catholic Church.
She worked for River Raisin Paper Co., Weisel Drugstore and Monroe Bank & Trust, from which she retired. Eva was a member of St. John Church and its choir; Monroe and Frenchtown Senior Citizens, and the Ladies Auxiliary in Monroe Post 1138, Veterans of Foreign Wars. She also volunteered for senior citizen centers and Monroe Bank & Trust ENLIST program.
Surviving are a son, Douglas J; two daughters, Eva J., and Bonnie J. (Jerry) Lammers) ;
three brothers, Harold, of Haines City, Fla., and S. John and Robert J. both of Monroe; four grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her husband and a sister; Dahlia D'Arpini.
~~~~IN LOVING MEMORY OF EVA~~~~
"Eva was one of the nicest and the most lovable person, anyone would want to know. She was kind to everyone. Over the years, she sort of became the matron of the family, never forgetting anyone's birthday, anniversary, and you knew you would receive a card or call from her.
Eva was alot older than her baby brother, ROBERT and they could not go on a trip or vacation without him going along too. Eva always said, that he was like her own child, and the love was mutual. Eva is so much loved and missed by the family and many who knew her."
Precious people are very few,
That's why there was only one of you.
Nothing on earth can ever replace,
The sound of your voice,
Or the smile on your face.
No verse, no flowers, no tears can say,
How much you're loved and missed each day.
REST IN GOD'S HEAVENLY PEACE.
Eva Anna Denno, 77, of Monroe, died in her home. She had been ill for two years.
Born Jan. 15, 1926, in Monroe, she was the daughter of Saturno and Clara (Rodey) D'Arpini. She married Leo J. Denno, July 12, 1947, at St. John Catholic Church.
She worked for River Raisin Paper Co., Weisel Drugstore and Monroe Bank & Trust, from which she retired. Eva was a member of St. John Church and its choir; Monroe and Frenchtown Senior Citizens, and the Ladies Auxiliary in Monroe Post 1138, Veterans of Foreign Wars. She also volunteered for senior citizen centers and Monroe Bank & Trust ENLIST program.
Surviving are a son, Douglas J; two daughters, Eva J., and Bonnie J. (Jerry) Lammers) ;
three brothers, Harold, of Haines City, Fla., and S. John and Robert J. both of Monroe; four grandchildren; and a great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her husband and a sister; Dahlia D'Arpini.
~~~~IN LOVING MEMORY OF EVA~~~~
"Eva was one of the nicest and the most lovable person, anyone would want to know. She was kind to everyone. Over the years, she sort of became the matron of the family, never forgetting anyone's birthday, anniversary, and you knew you would receive a card or call from her.
Eva was alot older than her baby brother, ROBERT and they could not go on a trip or vacation without him going along too. Eva always said, that he was like her own child, and the love was mutual. Eva is so much loved and missed by the family and many who knew her."
Precious people are very few,
That's why there was only one of you.
Nothing on earth can ever replace,
The sound of your voice,
Or the smile on your face.
No verse, no flowers, no tears can say,
How much you're loved and missed each day.
REST IN GOD'S HEAVENLY PEACE.
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