Birth date: Jun 17, 1945 Death date: Jul 2, 2024
Pauline Ann (Dardeno) Baird, 79, of Syracuse, passed away on July 2, 2024, at Francis House. She was surrounded by family and is now at peace with the Lord. Pauline was born in Syracuse, NY, to Rosario and Rosalie (Finochio) Darde Read Obituary
Dear Pauline was such an important part of our Girls Night Out for many, many years. We all loved her beautiful heart and kind soul. She was always so sweet and friendly to all of us, and even to people she just met.. Please know that Dorothy D. and I would appreciate being able to attend the memorial when the time is right for family and friends to gather to share memories. Please know your loss is also our loss. Sent with sincere love: mary-jo 480-1812.
So sorry for your loss. Precious memories from Delhi St.
Pauline was a neighbor for many years. Her loving spirit and generous nature made the neighborhood special. She took really good care of my kids when they were young, and extended that same caring and love to my grandson when he came to visit. (there may have even been a cookie involved.)
You will be missed Pauline....
Sharon Souva
Beth, Ani, Doug and Mike,
I am so sorry to hear of your mother’s passing. I worked with her at Pullano’s for a number of years. She was a wonderful person with such a caring heart. I remember her laugh and heartily jokes she would tell in the office. When she would share stories of her children, her face beamed with love and pride for each of you. I pray that you will find peace in the memories you have of her. Keeping you all in my thoughts.
Stephanie Johnson Pirro
I would like to express my sincere condolences for the loss of a very special lady. Aunt Pauline was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, sister, sister-in-law and aunt who was loved by all. Words cannot begin to express how much she meant to us and how much she will be missed. Pauline was one of my late father's (Rosario / Russell) sisters. We shared many special memories over the years including the famous Christmas holiday festivities. The holiday's consisted of the making of Italian cookies weeks in advance and them the famous Christmas Eve dinner's that seemed to grow bigger & bigger each year. Those holidays were some of the best memories our family shared together. My favorite memory though or my Aunt Pauline was her birthday cakes she made for all of us every year. We were always given the choice of a store made cake our Aunt Pauline's cake. Of course, we always chose her cakes. They were delicious and not store made cake could ever top them. Beth, Ani, Doug, Mike, I hope that you will be able to gain comfort knowing that she is now at peace and with Uncle Doug, Uncle Neal, Grandma & Grampa, and my dad. I know they are all watching over us and one day we will see them all again. Love you guys Michele.
