Birth date: Oct 9, 1946 Death date: May 29, 2022
Francine A. (Pandossi) Battaglia, 75, of Syracuse, passed away May 29, 2022 at Francis House surrounded by her loving family. Francine was born in Syracuse, daughter of the late John and Lucy (Mastry) Pandossi. She graduated from Read Obituary
Francine's passing is devastating to John and me, but right now our hearts and prayers are with the Battaglia family, the most wonderful family we know. We absolutely adored Francine and can't bear to think that we won't see her again, hear that laugh again, share stories with her again. She was the most loyal and most trusted friend we were blessed to ever have had. And, she was the most courageous person we have ever known. Lovely, sunny and gracious. She will be all those things in our hearts forever.💔
Jim, sorry for your loss. Rick and Mike Heid.
Our deepest sympathy to the family , Francine was a one of a kind lady, and will be missed dearly , The family will be in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Her cousin Lisa and all the barbers at Kasson road Barber shop
Being one of the Mastry's that grew up on the West Coast I hardly got to know any of my cousins and only got to see, but rarely. the many aunts and uncles I had. I am happy that facebook came along when it did and that Francine and I connected and kept in constant communication. I got to know so much about what I otherwise would have never known if not for her. If one of the immediate family has access to her fb messenger archive, look up the conversation She and I had last February in which we chatted about our experiences with the departed. I mentioned a dream I had of a fellow named Sandy, that I knew in childhood and know that I had that same kind of dream about 1 p.m. here that Sunday. I had been out with a friend that night and I didn't get home and to bed until around dawn here, as to why so late in the day. Francine told me that many of the gals in the family have the "gift", as she called it. I'm one of the guys, I guess, but the "gift" only appears when I'm asleep. I interpret it as, "All's well from the other side"
I'm really going to miss her and our chats. May God Bless her and the Battaglia family.
David Mastry, Orangevale, Calif.
Jimmy, Jim, Rob, Susan and family, my thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this difficult time. I'm sorry I can't be there but please know that Francine was my favorite cousin and will be dearly missed. I'm glad we had the opportunity to talk many times over the past few years. I will miss her stories and laughter for sure. She never let me forget when I somehow banked my 69 Impala on top of that rock in your driveway! She got the biggest kick out of that and couldn't stop laughing every time we talked. She also taught me how to make a grilled cheese 10 different ways. Who knew at 4 years old, I would learn to make a grilled cheese with aluminum foil and an iron! It's still my favorite sandwich today. Keep the happy memories alive in your hearts. My sincere condolences to the family. Love always, Terry Marra
Frank and I have many memories over the years. Our trips to and from Syracuse snd Hamilton. The laughter and stories are endless. We are blessed to have been part of Francine’s life. Our deepest condolences to Jimmy and the family. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
There has never been a time that I knew you all as anything other than my family. We have always been a part of each others lives. I am so sorry for your loss, and please know that I am here for you Jim, Rob, and Susan.
Jim and family ~
Sincere condolences to you and your entire family.
Michael Roberts
