Birth date: Mar 2, 1919 Death date: Apr 12, 2020
Virginia M. (DeSalvo) Aloi, 101, of Syracuse, passed away peacefully on Easter Sunday, April 12, 2020 at her home, surrounded by her loving family. She was born in Syracuse to the late Patsy and Mary DeSalvo and worked for many ye Read Obituary
My mother, Ann Greco, was a friend of Virginia. They had a pinochle club and as a child I remember Virginia coming to our home to play cards with the other ladies. I had the pleasure I'm running into Virginia several years ago and reminisced about my mom, who is deceased, and those days. I have fond memories of Virginia. Please accept my deepest sympathies.
Peter & Family
So Sorry for the loss of your Beautiful Grandmother, May God watch over her & you all,God Bless you all, May she Rest In Peace ❤️🙏🏻
Love Antoinette
To the Aloi family,We are so sorry for your loss,we remember what a wonderful person she was,coming to our store every Satuday to buy her grocerys always with a smile.Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this said timeand may she rest in peace.God Bless you all. Frances and Vito cusumano
To the Aloi family,
We were saddened to hear of Virginia's passing . She was a great friend to my mom and I know she will miss talking to her and seeing her beautiful smile.
Please know that your families will be in our thoughts and prayers. Rest in peace sweet lady, you will be greatly missed.
God Bless You All,
Rosalie Angotti and Family
Pete, so sorry for your loss. Condolences to you and family. Dave Samora
To the Aloi Family, Marie, we wanted to send our deepest condolences on your loss. We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your grandmother. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Sincerely, Dean of Students Staff from Syracuse University
To the Aloi family , Pete , Patrick so sorry for your loss. So about 28 years ago Pat you took me to your grams house to show me how to plow the driveway .from that day she treated me like another grandson. I would get this phone at the beginning of winter hi honey don't forget about me.ok. Virginia I won't. Middle of winter the phone would ring Jeff don't forget about me I have to go to get my hair done in the morning and then to church.then the phone would ring Jeff you didn't do my steps well sometimes couldnt do them good cause couldn't scratch the brick steps.then the phone again can you stop after work I just made cookies. Then in the summer she would just call to say hi.So me and Tammy we took her out to lunch.so this season starts nophone calls then phone rings her name comes up she just got home from the hospital can you stop and get your check .I was so great ful that I did gave her a kiss and a big hug .I'm so sorry for your loss I'm glad I got to meet her Pat she was that Gramma we so miss , rest in peace and thoughts and prayers
Love Jeff and Tammy Kimber
Virginia Aloi was very special to me not only my Aunt but also my Godmother. She left me with great memories throughout my childhood and throughout my adulthood .... bringing me to church on Sundays, getting my hair permed for the first time making the best homemade eggnog and celery filled with cream cheese and crushed pineapple.... then the best time was trying to entice my Aunt into going to the casinos with me.... and making her laugh ... I will cherish that she was one of my Best relatives who knew what life was about and knew how to enjoy life and spread God’s Love with everyone around her at the same time.... God is Love and she showed that by the way she lived her life....she not only will be missed but by the memories she left with us all🙏
