Birth date: Mar 2, 1921 Death date: Jun 20, 2019
Lucretia “Lucy” (Parrotti) Zazzara, 98, of Syracuse, passed away June 20, 2019 at St. Joseph’s Hospital surrounded by her loving family. She was born in Italy, daughter of the late Joseph and Frances (Orlando) Parrotti. Lucy arriv Read Obituary
Our condolences to the Family of Lulu Zazzara. A wonderful friend of many years although it has been from a distance, good memories of your Dad & Lulu have always been remembered. She was very lonely after the loss of your Dad and they are now together forever. It's like over 40 years ago since Tina & I & the kids Robert, Kristin left Syracuse on our adventurous future and we always stayed in touch.
As we ourselves are growing in age, our times together were loving and appreciated and much remembered.
Our love and prayer's to you guy's as we know she'll be missed. Stay in touch if you will, you're Mom (Lulu) will be missed very much by us.R&T&L&Family
Grazzi, Sharon and family. Ann, Bailey, Mitchell and I send our warm wishes to you and the entire Zazzara family. Cherish the wonderful memories. Although life travels by on a never ending train of change, our Pompey family is never far from our thoughts and memories of those good times and great friends. Don & Ann Howell
-----To the family of Lucretia "Lucy" Zazzara---May I extend my heartfelt
sympathies on your loss. I first met Lucy and her late husband at the State Fair many years ago. She always had a smile and a big bag of "Pizza Frittes" for me.
God bless a lady who lived to be 98. Not too many last anywhere near
that long.
I know she's now up in heaven-----helping serve the finest Italian
meals anywhere.
-----Rod Wood
WSYR-TV
Thank you Aunt Lucy for inspiring us all with your well lived life. Our family still talks about your wonderful wedding.
- Louise Destefano-Metras and Family.
I remember the 1st day I started as her companion: Mamasita sat on her throne and I could sense she was hoping she wouldn't want to accept my help. What transpired was 3.5 years of a beautiful relationship. We needed each other! Tuesday's and Friday's were wash &set her hair. I'd turn the cable to the Oldies channel and call her name to escort her to a chair. We talked about everything from current events to sex while singing and sometimes dancing. She told me I was out of tune and I replied " I know but I'm still going to sing. We sang in the sunshine, we laughed everyday, we sang in the sunshine, then she went away.....
Amelia, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Don’t know if you remember from high school, but I loved going to your house after school. Your Mom was such a sweet woman. She will be missed by all whose lives she touched. Blessings, Joyce Kearn
Amelia: My heart goes out to you and your family for your loss. May God give all of you warmth and peace.
Benjy Salloum
