Birth date: Jun 13, 1937 Death date: Nov 25, 2020
Dorothy Ann “Dottie” Frances Yaizzo, 83, of Cicero, passed away peacefully on November 25, 2020. She was born in Syracuse, NY, to the late Bernardino “Benny” and Assunta “Fanny” (Valentino) Yaizzo. She graduated from North High Sc Read Obituary
On behalf of the Missionary Franciscan Sisters, we extend our condolences to Dottie's family and friends. She was a faithful friend of the sisters and kept in touch. Most of the sisters she knew have also gone home to God. I am sure they will be there to welcome her.
She will be in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Sr. Pat Coyle
Please accept our since conodloences, i remember her famous bus trips to NYC, that my mother, grandmother and aunt used to go to on. My mother considered her a good friend, and loved to hear her sing at church.
Lauri Dimico Schneider, and the Dimico Family
I remember Dottie’s great sense of humor and ready smile during Pompeian Players rehearsals and every time I visited the Pompei rectory. Always a delightful person to be around. Godspeed, Dottie.
Anthony F. Bucci
Charlotte, NC
Condolences to the Yaizzo family for your loss. May she Rest In Peace.
To the Yazzo family. I’m so sorry for your loss. I’m sure you’ve heard it before. Dorothy sang at our wedding and my
Brother Larry Arlotta played the organ. What a combination that was Prayers for all ❤️❤️❤️
To the Yaizzo family.. Please accept our sincere sympathy & condolences for your loss of Dottie. May She test in peace. Ed & Betty Ferrante
I would like to express my sympathy to the Larca, Bourdon and Yaizzo families. I will miss my friend. We had such good times together. Thankyou for taking good care of her. You are all very special to me.
My husband and I enjoyed several fun bus trips to NYC and saw many Broadway show thanks to Dottie. She even secured rooms for friends who wanted to join us from Virginia. God be with you, Dottie. The St. Amours
Dear Rose and family... I was just wrapping Dottie’s Christmas gift and received a call that she has passed away... please accept my sincere , loving condolences...it seems like a member of my own extended family has left us ... I ve known her so long and she was always such a wonderful, beautiful person ... I considered her an extension of my Aunt Mattia... my heart aches for all of you ... you have lost a treasure... I m sure she is enjoying her reward for a life well lived... she is seeing the face of God ... May He give you the peace and acceptance only he can give🙏🏻💔😢✝️️ RIP Dear friend😢
Dottie was the very first person I met when I was hired as Our Lady of Pompei’s Organist and Music Director in 1978, and I immediately recognized her enormous talent for singing, and the unique gift God had bestowed upon her. Ave Maria, Prayer of St. Francis, and Sento La Tua Mano were her signature solos, sung countless times for weddings, funerals, and Sunday Mass. The Church was her life, and music was her way of giving back to the parish family that she so dearly loved. It was my honor and privilege to have made music with her for the past 40+ years. Her presence and laughter will be greatly missed in the choir. My condolences to Dottie's family and friends, and to all who knew her. Well done, good and faithful servant! May choirs of angels lead you into paradise.
Jim Stanley
Music Director
Our Lady of Pompei/St. Peter
