Birth date: Oct 28, 1947 Death date: Oct 26, 2020
Concetta “Connie” Rinker-Juliano, 72, of North Syracuse, passed away peacefully on Monday, October 26, 2020 surrounded by her family. She was born in Syracuse, daughter of the late Angelo and Alice (Pirro) Fashana. Connie was a d Read Obituary
Wonderful lady... Not long after we moved into her neighborhood (roughly 1990), she flagged me down and hired me to babysit Dana and Darr (I hope you kids are doing well, I think of you every so often!) and always had a box of Tupperware catalogs for me to stamp for her. 😊 Ran into her now and then and she always had a warm greeting. Such a sweet lady. My heartfelt sympathies to her family and closest friends. ❤️
Connie was a wonderful lady and friend...l met her and Debbie in the rooms and at Angelo's with my Nesci family many years before I moved here from NYC 20 years ago. She and Debbie welcomed me with opened arms and treated me like family and were such kind, loving, and generous people to me. You all have my deepest sympathy for your loss of such a magnificent woman. I loved buying the tupperware, which I called a much different word, from her and we always laughed and were shushed by the Immaculate Heart of Mary priest when we met in the back of the church...She was an angel on Earth and is now one watching over us from Heaven telling me not to lose those bast lids...Loving yous always!!! God Bless Yous, Annie Nesci's son David Clarke
I was not able to attend Connie’s services because I just returned from North Carolina and am required to quarantine. I spent much of my childhood at the Fashana house with my sweet Trudy and her sisters. Connie always had a smile on her face and the most infectious laugh you ever heard. Always a positive attitude and none of that ever changed as I ran into her over the years. I will always cherish those memories. I suspect she is having a Tupperware party in heaven as we speak. Thinking of all of you....Sharon Greco Petragnani
I have many pleasant memories of Connie and her family when growing up in Eastwood and spending time at her house. She was beautiful inside and out. Condolences to her family...Joanne Crisella Wilson.
We have great memories of our St. Rose days with Connie. She was always a happy and helpful presence. She was dedicated to Darr and his classmates. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. Sincerely, The Carpenter Family (Margie, Kevin Jack and Claire)
Connie was a dear dear person..so loving, loyal and the most positive person I know...she will be missed by so many..She is with the Lord, now in her forever place...
Sharon Dumas Nelson..
I'm so sorry to hear of Connie's passing. I am visiting my flu in Virginia, so unfortunately can not attend her services. I will always remember her as my neighbor who would drive by my house and roll down her window to ask if I needed any Tupperware. She always gave me a good laugh. A good soul, gone to early. My sympathies to all of you. Donna Greco( Goss)
