Birth date: Jan 19, 1924 Death date: Dec 1, 2020
Carmella (Cerone) Sucapani, 96, passed away peacefully on December 1, 2020. Born in Collelongo, Italy to the late Antonio and Marie Antonia (Vennetacci) Cerone, Carmella retired from LeMoyne Manor after many dedicated years. Famil Read Obituary
John and your family so very sorry for your loss of your mom losing a mom at any ages is so sad hod bless you all stay safe god speed her to Heaven from Patricia Nappi -Dery 🙏🙏🌹
Sucapani Family,
My Sincere Condolences to you all,Your Mother & Grandmother was a Wonderful & Loving Woman, she will be missed by so many who loved her so,May God Bless her & you all,May she Rest In Peace ❤️🙏🏻
Love Antoinette
Carmella’s cookies were legendary but so was her smile and her grace. She was always so happy to see me at St. Margaret’s fish fry’s and it just gave my heart a lift. We will miss her greatly and pray that the grand children and great grandchildren inherited both her heart and her cookie recipes! Much love and many prayers and thoughts for all her family.
Cheri and Naz Moricone
Sorry for your loss please accept my Deepest Sympathy. Betty Toia
Carmella was a matriarch of those Italian immigrants from Collelongo who had made their homes in Syracuse. She made sure, during each holiday, that she baked and helped to deliver delicious foods to lucky recipients like our family. In her later years, nothing stopped her getting to mass at Our Lady of Pompei/St. Peters Church or from reminding us of our connections to those hilly Italian roots. She represented the best of us as Christians without fanfare. She will forever be fondly remembered by our family.
Barbara and Fred DiScenna and family
Tony, Chrissy, Anthony, Nick, John, Carmella, Anna, Theresa, Freddy, Rocco, and all the spouses and great grandchildren, Joel and I send our deepest sympathy. We loved Carmella(Nonna) so much and always enjoyed a visit with her. The cookies and coffee, the stories she told. Her spirit will be missed. She is certainly in heaven with her Freddy.
John, Carmella and Family,
Judy and I were so sorry to learn of your mom's passing. We can only take comfort in knowing she is now in God's House.
Don and Judy Fico
John and family,
You're in my thoughts and prayers. May your Mom rest in peace, GOD bless her!
Fran (DeYulio) Alvarez
Rocco, John, Carmella, Tony, Chrissy, & family,
I am thankful for every moment ever spent with your Mom. She was the last of a generation for many I'll suspect, having a work ethic incomprehensible to most (impossible even for many of our children's' generations). She always made me feel as one of her own grandchildren or kids. There are no words to console, but many to celebrate. She was the picture of family excellence and for certain irreplaceable. Travelling to Syracuse is difficult and due to where we live today, though often harried and rushed, often times, I would make certain to see her regardless of my plans because her smile was infectious and a visit with her was guaranteed to make certain I left town a happier person regardless of what circumstances brought me back to Syracuse. Be assured that she is incomparable and the memories she shared will continue for many people. Myself being one.
I would share this personally at the service, but due current obvious circumstances, I will not be able to attend physically. Please accept my regards and those of my family.
Highest regards to a model matriarch.
Tom, Elizabeth & Sofia Bettua
