Birth date: Jun 6, 1919 Death date: Feb 24, 2015
Frances (Morga) Aiello, 95, of Syracuse, passed away Tuesday surrounded by her loving family. She was born in Syracuse, the daughter of the late Stephen and Maryanne (Satalino) Morga and was one of seven children. She was a 1937 g Read Obituary
Dear Doctor Aiello and family ,I am so sorry for your lost I have been sick and did not see it or would have been their as you were their for my mother Kathyrn Nappi my heart goes out to you all losing your mother at any ages it is heart breaking a mother loss is so devastating.May God give you all the peace to go on .I know you were so good to her taking out with you always .You are a great person and I will never forget your kindness to my mother and grandmother and my self your mother should be so proud of you their do not make people like you so deciated.may God speed and welcome your Mom home God bless you all from Patricia A Nappi daughter of Kathyren Nappi
To Mary ,Lou, Steve and Carol,
I will always remember stopping to visist Fran and she had a mess in the kitchen. The sink had overflowed and the sink was pluged. I had a mop and pail cleaning things up. Fran kept saying a priest should not be doing this! She was a great ladya dn a good frien. I know I will not make the funeral as i have a funeral. As far as the calling hours I t is my time to stay with my Mother who has been home from the hospital for two weeks. After major surgery at 97.
Love and Prayer and I have said mass for Fran and the family.
David James
Dear Caroline, Mary, Steven and Father Lou,
We just learned of Aunt Fran's passing, and we'd like to extent our deepest sympathy and prayers to all of you. Her memory will be with us always.
Joe, Carol, Nick and Sergeant Frank Adamowicz
Fr. Lou Aiello,
Prayers and sympathy to you and the family at the death of your mother.
What a blessing she was with you so long.
May she rest in peace!
Fr. Bill Mesmer
Dear Aiello Family:
My thoughts and prayers are with you as you celebrate Fran's journey back to her Lord.
She was a wonderful, kind, and giving person.
Jack McCrea
Lou and all members of the Aiello family:
My most sincere condolences on the loss of your most beloved mother, grandmother, sister and aunt.
Remember meeting her, in 1968 at her home, when Father Lou and I "crammed" for a Lemoyne College freshman year theology exam.
Your feelings and sense of loss must be overwhelming.
May your period of bereavement and grief be, mercifully, short.
God bless you all.
