Predeceased by her parents, John Baracchi and Assunta DiFazio; sister Rita Toce; half-brothers Albert Mariglione and Marshall Mariglione; and half-sister Louise B. Egeland.
Graduate of Weaver High School, Class of 1940.
Excerpt from her obituary: "During World War II she was employed by the War Department, Springfield Ordnance District and later was employed at the Internal Revenue Service in Hartford. She retired in 1977 with over 35 years of government service. She enjoyed being with her family. She also enjoyed knitting, cut work, crocheting afghans and playing cards, especially Bonko with her Bonko friends."
Graduate of Weaver High School, Class of 1940.
Excerpt from her obituary: "During World War II she was employed by the War Department, Springfield Ordnance District and later was employed at the Internal Revenue Service in Hartford. She retired in 1977 with over 35 years of government service. She enjoyed being with her family. She also enjoyed knitting, cut work, crocheting afghans and playing cards, especially Bonko with her Bonko friends."
Predeceased by her parents, John Baracchi and Assunta DiFazio; sister Rita Toce; half-brothers Albert Mariglione and Marshall Mariglione; and half-sister Louise B. Egeland.
Graduate of Weaver High School, Class of 1940.
Excerpt from her obituary: "During World War II she was employed by the War Department, Springfield Ordnance District and later was employed at the Internal Revenue Service in Hartford. She retired in 1977 with over 35 years of government service. She enjoyed being with her family. She also enjoyed knitting, cut work, crocheting afghans and playing cards, especially Bonko with her Bonko friends."
Graduate of Weaver High School, Class of 1940.
Excerpt from her obituary: "During World War II she was employed by the War Department, Springfield Ordnance District and later was employed at the Internal Revenue Service in Hartford. She retired in 1977 with over 35 years of government service. She enjoyed being with her family. She also enjoyed knitting, cut work, crocheting afghans and playing cards, especially Bonko with her Bonko friends."
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