CONIGLIARO, Nancy Bianca, 78, of Tampa, died Tuesday, September 7, 2004, in Tampa. Born in New Jersey, she was raised in New York and moved to Florida in 1972.
Mrs. Conigliaro, our beloved mother, was pre- deceased by her husband of 50 years, Salvatore J. Conigliaro, and is survived by daughter and husband, Nanette and Craig Fenton; granddaughter and husband, Tammy and Arturo Peralta; great-grandchildren, Veronica and Julia; granddaughter and husband, Heather and Dennis Fenton-Smirnoff; son and wife, Michael and Janice Conigliaro, and grandson, Christopher; son, Robert, and wife, Farzaneh Conigliaro; granddaughters, Bianca and Riana; grandson, Ryan; daughter and husband, Jamie and Michael Williams; granddaughter and husband, Brittany and Miles Bourland; and graddaughters, Aubrey and Casey.
Our deepest gratitude to all the staff at Park Place Assisted Living on South Village Drive, Tampa, for all their love, care and compassion given to our mother...She loved you all. The family prefers, if you wish, donations to the Florida Red Cross, Cash Donations, P.O. Box 4236, Tampa, FL 33677, in memory of Mrs. Conigliaro, to help those in need from the hurricane disasters.
A funeral service celebrating her life, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, September 10, 2004, at the Sylvan Abbey Funeral Home Chapel, with burial in Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park. The family will gather with their friends on at 1pm until service time Friday at the funeral home.
Beloved seamstress...of all things beautiful that you have made for all of us throughout your life, take up your needle and thread in heaven. It is time to sew angel wings.
Tampa Tribune, The (FL) - Thursday, September 9, 2004.
Mrs. Conigliaro, our beloved mother, was pre- deceased by her husband of 50 years, Salvatore J. Conigliaro, and is survived by daughter and husband, Nanette and Craig Fenton; granddaughter and husband, Tammy and Arturo Peralta; great-grandchildren, Veronica and Julia; granddaughter and husband, Heather and Dennis Fenton-Smirnoff; son and wife, Michael and Janice Conigliaro, and grandson, Christopher; son, Robert, and wife, Farzaneh Conigliaro; granddaughters, Bianca and Riana; grandson, Ryan; daughter and husband, Jamie and Michael Williams; granddaughter and husband, Brittany and Miles Bourland; and graddaughters, Aubrey and Casey.
Our deepest gratitude to all the staff at Park Place Assisted Living on South Village Drive, Tampa, for all their love, care and compassion given to our mother...She loved you all. The family prefers, if you wish, donations to the Florida Red Cross, Cash Donations, P.O. Box 4236, Tampa, FL 33677, in memory of Mrs. Conigliaro, to help those in need from the hurricane disasters.
A funeral service celebrating her life, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, September 10, 2004, at the Sylvan Abbey Funeral Home Chapel, with burial in Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park. The family will gather with their friends on at 1pm until service time Friday at the funeral home.
Beloved seamstress...of all things beautiful that you have made for all of us throughout your life, take up your needle and thread in heaven. It is time to sew angel wings.
Tampa Tribune, The (FL) - Thursday, September 9, 2004.
CONIGLIARO, Nancy Bianca, 78, of Tampa, died Tuesday, September 7, 2004, in Tampa. Born in New Jersey, she was raised in New York and moved to Florida in 1972.
Mrs. Conigliaro, our beloved mother, was pre- deceased by her husband of 50 years, Salvatore J. Conigliaro, and is survived by daughter and husband, Nanette and Craig Fenton; granddaughter and husband, Tammy and Arturo Peralta; great-grandchildren, Veronica and Julia; granddaughter and husband, Heather and Dennis Fenton-Smirnoff; son and wife, Michael and Janice Conigliaro, and grandson, Christopher; son, Robert, and wife, Farzaneh Conigliaro; granddaughters, Bianca and Riana; grandson, Ryan; daughter and husband, Jamie and Michael Williams; granddaughter and husband, Brittany and Miles Bourland; and graddaughters, Aubrey and Casey.
Our deepest gratitude to all the staff at Park Place Assisted Living on South Village Drive, Tampa, for all their love, care and compassion given to our mother...She loved you all. The family prefers, if you wish, donations to the Florida Red Cross, Cash Donations, P.O. Box 4236, Tampa, FL 33677, in memory of Mrs. Conigliaro, to help those in need from the hurricane disasters.
A funeral service celebrating her life, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, September 10, 2004, at the Sylvan Abbey Funeral Home Chapel, with burial in Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park. The family will gather with their friends on at 1pm until service time Friday at the funeral home.
Beloved seamstress...of all things beautiful that you have made for all of us throughout your life, take up your needle and thread in heaven. It is time to sew angel wings.
Tampa Tribune, The (FL) - Thursday, September 9, 2004.
Mrs. Conigliaro, our beloved mother, was pre- deceased by her husband of 50 years, Salvatore J. Conigliaro, and is survived by daughter and husband, Nanette and Craig Fenton; granddaughter and husband, Tammy and Arturo Peralta; great-grandchildren, Veronica and Julia; granddaughter and husband, Heather and Dennis Fenton-Smirnoff; son and wife, Michael and Janice Conigliaro, and grandson, Christopher; son, Robert, and wife, Farzaneh Conigliaro; granddaughters, Bianca and Riana; grandson, Ryan; daughter and husband, Jamie and Michael Williams; granddaughter and husband, Brittany and Miles Bourland; and graddaughters, Aubrey and Casey.
Our deepest gratitude to all the staff at Park Place Assisted Living on South Village Drive, Tampa, for all their love, care and compassion given to our mother...She loved you all. The family prefers, if you wish, donations to the Florida Red Cross, Cash Donations, P.O. Box 4236, Tampa, FL 33677, in memory of Mrs. Conigliaro, to help those in need from the hurricane disasters.
A funeral service celebrating her life, will be conducted at 2 p.m. Friday, September 10, 2004, at the Sylvan Abbey Funeral Home Chapel, with burial in Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park. The family will gather with their friends on at 1pm until service time Friday at the funeral home.
Beloved seamstress...of all things beautiful that you have made for all of us throughout your life, take up your needle and thread in heaven. It is time to sew angel wings.
Tampa Tribune, The (FL) - Thursday, September 9, 2004.
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