Ella M. Barbieri, age 83, died peacefully Wednesday evening, November 26, 2003, at the Tyler Memorial Hospital, Tunkhannock. She is the widow of Sandy Barbieri of Old Forge.
Born March 4, 1920 in Philadelphia, PA, she was the daughter to the late John and Nellie (Carr) Randt. She was a member of Our Lady of Snows Church, Clarks Summit.
She worked for 42 years as a trolley car driver for Septa Corporation, Philadelphia. She recently lost her brother John Jack Randt who she dearly devoted all her love to and now may they rest in peace together.
She was blessed with a loving, caring, fully devoted, and supportive niece of Clifford. She was always there for Aunt Helen and they carry a special bond and may that bond continue.
She also has a nephew of Dalton who she valued and devoted her life to which he will greatly remember and hold onto the wonderful memories they shared together through life.
She also has a great nephew of Clifford and two great nieces, one of Dalton and one of Scranton, whom which Aunt Helen was their godmother. She also has a nephew of Burlington, NJ and a niece of Levittown. She also has surviving family in Old Forge and great nieces and nephews in Levittown.
The family would like to thank John Shipsky of Clifford for all of his support and all of his help.
Also a special thanks to Mary O. of the Tyler Memorial Hospital for all the love and support she gave our Aunt.
Aunt Helen, you were dearly loved by all and God is with you. God broke our hearts to prove he only takes the best.
Memorial contributions can be sent to St. Pius X Church.
A memorial mass was held Tuesday, December 2, 2003, at 9:30 am in St. Pius X Church, Route 106, Royal celebrated by Rev. Joseph Sitko officiating. Inurnment, Old Forge Cemetery, Old Forge.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted under the care of the Shifler-Parise Funeral Home, Dundaff and Main Streets, Clifford.
[Published online by Shifler-Parise Funeral Home]
Born March 4, 1920 in Philadelphia, PA, she was the daughter to the late John and Nellie (Carr) Randt. She was a member of Our Lady of Snows Church, Clarks Summit.
She worked for 42 years as a trolley car driver for Septa Corporation, Philadelphia. She recently lost her brother John Jack Randt who she dearly devoted all her love to and now may they rest in peace together.
She was blessed with a loving, caring, fully devoted, and supportive niece of Clifford. She was always there for Aunt Helen and they carry a special bond and may that bond continue.
She also has a nephew of Dalton who she valued and devoted her life to which he will greatly remember and hold onto the wonderful memories they shared together through life.
She also has a great nephew of Clifford and two great nieces, one of Dalton and one of Scranton, whom which Aunt Helen was their godmother. She also has a nephew of Burlington, NJ and a niece of Levittown. She also has surviving family in Old Forge and great nieces and nephews in Levittown.
The family would like to thank John Shipsky of Clifford for all of his support and all of his help.
Also a special thanks to Mary O. of the Tyler Memorial Hospital for all the love and support she gave our Aunt.
Aunt Helen, you were dearly loved by all and God is with you. God broke our hearts to prove he only takes the best.
Memorial contributions can be sent to St. Pius X Church.
A memorial mass was held Tuesday, December 2, 2003, at 9:30 am in St. Pius X Church, Route 106, Royal celebrated by Rev. Joseph Sitko officiating. Inurnment, Old Forge Cemetery, Old Forge.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted under the care of the Shifler-Parise Funeral Home, Dundaff and Main Streets, Clifford.
[Published online by Shifler-Parise Funeral Home]
Ella M. Barbieri, age 83, died peacefully Wednesday evening, November 26, 2003, at the Tyler Memorial Hospital, Tunkhannock. She is the widow of Sandy Barbieri of Old Forge.
Born March 4, 1920 in Philadelphia, PA, she was the daughter to the late John and Nellie (Carr) Randt. She was a member of Our Lady of Snows Church, Clarks Summit.
She worked for 42 years as a trolley car driver for Septa Corporation, Philadelphia. She recently lost her brother John Jack Randt who she dearly devoted all her love to and now may they rest in peace together.
She was blessed with a loving, caring, fully devoted, and supportive niece of Clifford. She was always there for Aunt Helen and they carry a special bond and may that bond continue.
She also has a nephew of Dalton who she valued and devoted her life to which he will greatly remember and hold onto the wonderful memories they shared together through life.
She also has a great nephew of Clifford and two great nieces, one of Dalton and one of Scranton, whom which Aunt Helen was their godmother. She also has a nephew of Burlington, NJ and a niece of Levittown. She also has surviving family in Old Forge and great nieces and nephews in Levittown.
The family would like to thank John Shipsky of Clifford for all of his support and all of his help.
Also a special thanks to Mary O. of the Tyler Memorial Hospital for all the love and support she gave our Aunt.
Aunt Helen, you were dearly loved by all and God is with you. God broke our hearts to prove he only takes the best.
Memorial contributions can be sent to St. Pius X Church.
A memorial mass was held Tuesday, December 2, 2003, at 9:30 am in St. Pius X Church, Route 106, Royal celebrated by Rev. Joseph Sitko officiating. Inurnment, Old Forge Cemetery, Old Forge.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted under the care of the Shifler-Parise Funeral Home, Dundaff and Main Streets, Clifford.
[Published online by Shifler-Parise Funeral Home]
Born March 4, 1920 in Philadelphia, PA, she was the daughter to the late John and Nellie (Carr) Randt. She was a member of Our Lady of Snows Church, Clarks Summit.
She worked for 42 years as a trolley car driver for Septa Corporation, Philadelphia. She recently lost her brother John Jack Randt who she dearly devoted all her love to and now may they rest in peace together.
She was blessed with a loving, caring, fully devoted, and supportive niece of Clifford. She was always there for Aunt Helen and they carry a special bond and may that bond continue.
She also has a nephew of Dalton who she valued and devoted her life to which he will greatly remember and hold onto the wonderful memories they shared together through life.
She also has a great nephew of Clifford and two great nieces, one of Dalton and one of Scranton, whom which Aunt Helen was their godmother. She also has a nephew of Burlington, NJ and a niece of Levittown. She also has surviving family in Old Forge and great nieces and nephews in Levittown.
The family would like to thank John Shipsky of Clifford for all of his support and all of his help.
Also a special thanks to Mary O. of the Tyler Memorial Hospital for all the love and support she gave our Aunt.
Aunt Helen, you were dearly loved by all and God is with you. God broke our hearts to prove he only takes the best.
Memorial contributions can be sent to St. Pius X Church.
A memorial mass was held Tuesday, December 2, 2003, at 9:30 am in St. Pius X Church, Route 106, Royal celebrated by Rev. Joseph Sitko officiating. Inurnment, Old Forge Cemetery, Old Forge.
Funeral arrangements were entrusted under the care of the Shifler-Parise Funeral Home, Dundaff and Main Streets, Clifford.
[Published online by Shifler-Parise Funeral Home]
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