Birth date: Jan 10, 1935 Death date: Jun 23, 2026
Nellie Quatrone, of Jamesville, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on Tuesday, June 23, 2026. Born in Syracuse to the late Carmen and Mary (DiPaulo) Falasco, Nellie graduated from North High School with high honors. She w Read Obituary
So very sorry for your great I remember her from years back friends of my Mom and Dad Kate and Pat Nappi and From Rita C years back may your husband and family find Comfort and rest in peace god bless 🌹🙏🙏💔
I have the most wonderful memories as a child around Aunt Nellie, her laughter and seeing her special friendship with my Grandparents. Growing up I loved visiting her at camp and watching Yankees games together. I am thinking of you all and sending my love.
Danielle Galuppi
There are no words that can truly express the loss of our beautiful Aunt Nellie. She leaves behind a lifetime of love, laughter, and memories that will forever remain in our hearts.
My sisters and I were blessed to spend so much time with Aunt Nellie and Uncle Vince. Some of our happiest memories were made at their home, at our family gatherings, and especially at their camp, where laughter always seemed to come so easily. Those moments are treasures that we will carry with us forever.
One of my most cherished memories is having both Aunt Nellie and Uncle Vince by my side on the day I married my best friend, Gene. Sharing breakfast together the following morning with my parents, our daughter, Aunt Nellie, and Uncle Vince. Having you both there made that special time even more meaningful.
Aunt Nellie and I also shared a love for cavatelli. The last time she and Uncle Vince visited us in Las Vegas, I made a big bowl of cavatelli with meatballs and sausage, and Uncle Vince made my favorite tomato salad. It was a simple meal filled with love, laughter, and family—one I'll never forget.
I may not have spoken to Aunt Nellie and Uncle Vince as often as I should have, but I know in my heart that she knew how deeply I loved her.
Uncle Vince, please know that our door is always open to you. You both have always been, and will always be, such an important part of our lives. The miles between us will never diminish the love we have for you.
Aunt Nellie, I pray you are finally at peace. I can only imagine the joyful reunion as you were welcomed home by so many loved ones—especially Mom and Dad—waiting with open arms.
You will be deeply missed, lovingly remembered, and forever in our hearts.
With all our love,
Angela & Gene
There are so many memories that I have in my heart of Aunt Nellie from when I was a little child Aunt Nellie and Uncle Vince had to watch me and my sisters when my mom got burned. I remember their house in Janesville looking out the back window at the foxes running around a memory I’ll never forget. throughout my entire life there are so many cherished memories I have ,these are just a few of the many pictures I have & would like to share. In these & all of the pictures in the video you will see her beautiful smiling face . Aunt Nellie always made everyone feel her beautiful & caring presence. My husband Sam & I loved when they came to Vegas & stayed with us . Aunt Nellie you will be so missed it’s comforting to know that you are now in heaven & will be with all of the precious angels that left before you Sam & I know they welcomed you to heaven where you are in peace. We will also look after Uncle Vince so don’t worry.
Dearest Aunt Nellie To the world you were a family friend but to our family you are our beloved Aunt remember the bond that links a true family is not always bond by blood, but of respect, joy & love in both of our life's
We both Love you & will always remember you 😇
Love Michelle & Sam ❤️❤️❤️😘😘😘
