Birth date: Sep 19, 1929 Death date: May 12, 2026
Myrtle A. “Moody” (Siano) Proietta, 96, of Liverpool, passed away May 12, 2026, at Sunnyside Care Center. She was born in Syracuse, daughter of the late Michael and Lucille (Mercurio) Siano. Moody previously worked for N.Y. Teleph Read Obituary
Mary Jo, Joe and Stephen,
Our deepest condolences to you all. When I think about Aunt Moody, I picture her welcoming us to her home, sharing laughter and enjoying her family around her. So may great childhood memories of her and Uncle Ang. She is now up there with all the greats. May she rest in peace.
Love Marcia and Mike Woodworth
Dear Mary and the family of Moody,
We are deeply sorry for your loss, but she lived a long and beautiful life. We haven't seen her in some time but know that she was a real friend to Erna who we lost a few years ago. We are sad for your family, but she is now at peace and with your Dad. May she be blessed with eternal life, as promised by our faith.
Sincerely,
Dom and Marlene
The first and most profound memory for me is having the honor of being a teen bridesmaid (1 out of3) for my Aunt Moody and Uncle Angelo's wedding.
I was so impressed by how regal a bride she was. Her gown was absolutely exquisite and she made a perfect "princess bride."
She and my Uncle were always like a big brother and sister to me.
My Aunt Moody was a generous and loving person and the quintessential example of a life well lived.
Rest in peace dear heart.
You will always and forever be missed.
I am so deeply sorry to hear of your Mothers passing. I sat right beside "The Moodster" as we called her at North Medical. I jus can't say enough bout her, she was always impeccably dressed, opinionated and so kind and funny. As you know she adored her children and grandson and all your successes because she would always BRAG about it. lol My thoughts are with you and she will urely be missed
Known for her love of cooking, baking and hosting some of the best Christmas Eve parties, my Aunt was wonderful. Her kindness and generosity will never be forgotten. When I told her I was pregnant with
my daughter, she immediately gave me a beautiful crystal Christmas ornament that I've put on our tree for 35yrs. She always had a great sense of style and I enjoyed making her laugh over the years. She will
missed by all. Rest In Eternal Peace Aunt Mood ....
