Birth date: May 13, 1922 Death date: Jan 23, 2012
Mary (Lampreda) Emmi, 89, passed away peacefully on Monday comforted by her family. Mary was a wonderful and thoughtful mother, grandmother, sister and aunt who truly loved her entire family. Mary was the office manager for Silver Read Obituary
Hi Grandma Emmi, It's me, Annalisa. We miss you. I was younger when you died, but now I'm 20 years old and turning 21 later this year. I found this memorial page because I am digging more into our ancestry. I know you are looking over me so you know all this already but I'll tell you anyway. I'm in college now pursing a bachelors degree in nursing. I'm in my sophomore year currently. I think you would be so proud that I chose this career. I was only 7 when you passed, but I remember going to your house. I remember sitting at a table with you and Aunt Jenny and doing various things. I remember your recliner chair at your house and all the stuffed animals you had. I think the stuffed animal collection included some type of monkey. I still have many pictures of us together including when I would take a bath in your kitchen sink as an infant. Dad is doing great and he has a Fiance named Kasey, I think you would like her and her family. Aunt Jenny and Aunt Juju are also doing great. Aunt Jenny is still teaching church school. Aunt Juju still teaches Spanish in the city. Aunt Juju's kids, Gia, Gian, and Michael are thriving! You would love Gia's heart and both Gian and Michael's sense of humor. They are excelling in their sports. Papa is doing great. Lana and Carley are also doing amazing. We have added new members to our family, including Carley's husband and children. We are doing well down here. Since we lost you, my Grandpa Ken (Mom's dad) has gone up to heaven to join you. I just know you gave him a warm welcome and maybe some new legs (lol). I've included a picture of some of the family at this past Christmas, as you can see, we are still a silly bunch. Anyway, hopefully I'll remember to give you a new life update soon. Bye!
My sincere sympathy to the Emmi family,
John Shetler
Angelo, Jennifer, Julie, Jeff, Angie, Julia, and Rita,
My deepest sympathy to you on your loss. I met Mrs. Emmi when I began working at Kress Drugs in 1986. She first was an employer but quickly became a special friend. She was there for me during the bad and the good times in my life.
Phone calls quickly became a daily ritual. If I was busy and didn't get to call her I always received a message on my answering machine inquiring if everything was okay with me. Even if I was out of town, I called her. She always enjoyed hearing about where I was and what I did. Especially on my trips to New York City she always was curious if I saw any famous people, meaning any of the her favorite New York Yankees!!!!
She was proud to be your mother, grandmother and sister and always shared the good things that were happening in your life.
I will miss our daily phone calls and my visits to her. She will always hold a special place in my heart.
With Love and Prayers
Becky
Please accept my most heartfelt sympathies for your family's loss....my thougths and prayers are with Mary and your family during this difficult time.
Jim Kerwin
My deepest sympathy to the Emmi family. She was always a joy to visit and talk to and was always appreciative of the plates of food we sent over from the cookouts in the back yard.
Kevin Lupole & Dan Driscoll (neighbors)
Thinking of all the great memories of Grandma and I. From the baths in the kitchen sink when I was a little boy, to the games of war we used to play, to all food she used to cook at the holidays, and all the prayers she taught me when I was younger. Grandma would always pray for everyone in her life (pas or Present). She loved Annalisa and loved spending time with her. She made her smile and happy, especially during these last few days. We love you gram.
