Mary Madaline DeSantis Meletta was the daughter of Dominick & Philomena Sands of Paterson, NJ. She was the wife of Eugene Peter Meletta of Paterson, NJ and the mother of Kenneth Meletta of Wyckoff. She died in her home where she had lived for 23 years.
The couple had three grandchildren all of Wycoff, NJ.
She had three half sisters. Rose Perrone, Nancy Danello and Angela Parmelli all from the Paterson, NJ area.
She had four half brothers. They were Charles, Jack, James and Albert Sands.
Mary, Gene and their young son moved from Paterson to Phillipsburg, NJ in the 1950's where a number of family members moved when her brother Albert bought the Sanco Piece Dye Works. They later returned to the Paterson area.
She was a member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Hawthorne and its 'Rosary Society, and a former member of the Legion of Mary and Catholic Daugthters of Warren County.
Services were held at the Browning Forshay Funeral Home; 557 Lafayette Avenue, Hawthone. A mass of Christian burial was celebratd at the church. Burial was at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. The family requested memorials to Passaic Valley hospice.
The couple had three grandchildren all of Wycoff, NJ.
She had three half sisters. Rose Perrone, Nancy Danello and Angela Parmelli all from the Paterson, NJ area.
She had four half brothers. They were Charles, Jack, James and Albert Sands.
Mary, Gene and their young son moved from Paterson to Phillipsburg, NJ in the 1950's where a number of family members moved when her brother Albert bought the Sanco Piece Dye Works. They later returned to the Paterson area.
She was a member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Hawthorne and its 'Rosary Society, and a former member of the Legion of Mary and Catholic Daugthters of Warren County.
Services were held at the Browning Forshay Funeral Home; 557 Lafayette Avenue, Hawthone. A mass of Christian burial was celebratd at the church. Burial was at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. The family requested memorials to Passaic Valley hospice.
Mary Madaline DeSantis Meletta was the daughter of Dominick & Philomena Sands of Paterson, NJ. She was the wife of Eugene Peter Meletta of Paterson, NJ and the mother of Kenneth Meletta of Wyckoff. She died in her home where she had lived for 23 years.
The couple had three grandchildren all of Wycoff, NJ.
She had three half sisters. Rose Perrone, Nancy Danello and Angela Parmelli all from the Paterson, NJ area.
She had four half brothers. They were Charles, Jack, James and Albert Sands.
Mary, Gene and their young son moved from Paterson to Phillipsburg, NJ in the 1950's where a number of family members moved when her brother Albert bought the Sanco Piece Dye Works. They later returned to the Paterson area.
She was a member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Hawthorne and its 'Rosary Society, and a former member of the Legion of Mary and Catholic Daugthters of Warren County.
Services were held at the Browning Forshay Funeral Home; 557 Lafayette Avenue, Hawthone. A mass of Christian burial was celebratd at the church. Burial was at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. The family requested memorials to Passaic Valley hospice.
The couple had three grandchildren all of Wycoff, NJ.
She had three half sisters. Rose Perrone, Nancy Danello and Angela Parmelli all from the Paterson, NJ area.
She had four half brothers. They were Charles, Jack, James and Albert Sands.
Mary, Gene and their young son moved from Paterson to Phillipsburg, NJ in the 1950's where a number of family members moved when her brother Albert bought the Sanco Piece Dye Works. They later returned to the Paterson area.
She was a member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church in Hawthorne and its 'Rosary Society, and a former member of the Legion of Mary and Catholic Daugthters of Warren County.
Services were held at the Browning Forshay Funeral Home; 557 Lafayette Avenue, Hawthone. A mass of Christian burial was celebratd at the church. Burial was at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. The family requested memorials to Passaic Valley hospice.
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