Birth date: Jun 21, 1930 Death date: Jan 22, 2026
Jeanette Reale of Syracuse, NY passed away peacefully on January 22, 2026, surrounded by her loving family. God blessed her with 95 beautiful years. Born on June 21, 1930, Jeanette was the daughter of first-generation Italian Ame Read Obituary
We loved having the Reale family as neighbors for decades. Growing up I loved hearing all of the activity coming from their house. Mr. And Mrs. reale were always so kind and wonderful. Praying for peace and comfort for their beloved family. Lisa Donat Carlisto
I am sending heartfelt sympathy and caring prayers for the whole Reale family. Mrs. Reale was a one of a kind person. She was a very loving and caring women who was also a wonder cook . She loved to have the family over for dinner and have wonderful conversation. She listened intently and truly cared about others in her life. Your mom meant so much to me and others. She will be missed. I have such fond memories of her. May she rest in peace.
with sympathy
Gina Thompson
To all the Reale family,
Sending all of you a big hug of love and support as you say farewell to your mom. Your mom was the consummate mother, wife, and friend, always smiling and offering supportive, positive encouragement to everyone she encountered.
Our families shared so much together, so many fun, great memories! Cherish those memories and use them as support as you go through this difficult time.
I am in Florida and can’t be there, but I’ll be thinking about you all on Saturday morning.
Take care and my love to all of you!
Uncle Vic
Our family experienced Mrs. Reale’s faith in a personal way—she prayed for our premature son through her Rosary Group and sent a card to let us know he was being prayed for. He grew up healthy, a quiet testament to the power of prayer. Her son, Jim, has been my husband’s best friend since childhood. Later, when I taught some of her grandchildren, she and her husband always asked how our boys were doing, showing how deeply they cared about others. Mrs. Reale's kindness, faith, and love for others will be deeply missed.
Mary Jo and Vince DiMento
