Her parents were Beniamino and Clementina (IEZZI/IZZI/EZZO) Zarli. They were from Compobasso, Italy. They arrived in the United States from Toulon, France in the 1900's. Jennie Rose married Emilio (Milleo) BOLLI. Children George (dec.), Bennie (dec.), Clementine (Clem) Maness (dec.), Jeanette Moser (dec.), John and Milleo (Butch)(dec.). They lived in Camden, NJ where Clem and Jeanette were born.
Jennie was my beloved grandmother. She was a great cook (and known for it) and always looking out for and taking care of other people's children. She helped to raise a few of her husband's nephews.
She died from a massive heart attack at their home on "A" St. in Philadelphia. I miss her visits to our house on Saturdays where she made homemade Italian Ravioli's. She will always be in my heart. She is so greatly missed! <3 <3 <3
Jennie was my beloved grandmother. She was a great cook (and known for it) and always looking out for and taking care of other people's children. She helped to raise a few of her husband's nephews.
She died from a massive heart attack at their home on "A" St. in Philadelphia. I miss her visits to our house on Saturdays where she made homemade Italian Ravioli's. She will always be in my heart. She is so greatly missed! <3 <3 <3
Her parents were Beniamino and Clementina (IEZZI/IZZI/EZZO) Zarli. They were from Compobasso, Italy. They arrived in the United States from Toulon, France in the 1900's. Jennie Rose married Emilio (Milleo) BOLLI. Children George (dec.), Bennie (dec.), Clementine (Clem) Maness (dec.), Jeanette Moser (dec.), John and Milleo (Butch)(dec.). They lived in Camden, NJ where Clem and Jeanette were born.
Jennie was my beloved grandmother. She was a great cook (and known for it) and always looking out for and taking care of other people's children. She helped to raise a few of her husband's nephews.
She died from a massive heart attack at their home on "A" St. in Philadelphia. I miss her visits to our house on Saturdays where she made homemade Italian Ravioli's. She will always be in my heart. She is so greatly missed! <3 <3 <3
Jennie was my beloved grandmother. She was a great cook (and known for it) and always looking out for and taking care of other people's children. She helped to raise a few of her husband's nephews.
She died from a massive heart attack at their home on "A" St. in Philadelphia. I miss her visits to our house on Saturdays where she made homemade Italian Ravioli's. She will always be in my heart. She is so greatly missed! <3 <3 <3
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