Elizabeth Agnes (Anastasia) Aglio, age 95, formerly of 2184 N. Manor Drive and the Villa Apartments at 819 West 8th Street, died Wednesday, February 22, 2006 at Elmwood Presbyterian Lodge. Born in Imperial, Penna on January 23, 1911, she was the last surviving child of the late Quarto and Columbenia (Lionelli) Anastasia. She was a member of Saint Andrew Church, the Ladies Guild and Salvation Army Senior Center. She enjoyed flower gardening, antiques, and interior decorating, for which her home was featured in the Erie Times-News. She was preceded in death by her husband of 48 years, John J. Aglio. Survivors include four daughters, Angela Tillman, husband Lawrence, Bootsie Delinski, and Judy Smith, husband Bruce, and Lark McGill, husband Maurice, all of Erie; seven grandchildren, Cindy Carney, John Herbstritt, Ron Delinski, Jr., Joycelyn Twiss, Charles Hunter, Stacey Chapman and Brady McGill; six great-grandchildren.
Elizabeth Agnes (Anastasia) Aglio, age 95, formerly of 2184 N. Manor Drive and the Villa Apartments at 819 West 8th Street, died Wednesday, February 22, 2006 at Elmwood Presbyterian Lodge. Born in Imperial, Penna on January 23, 1911, she was the last surviving child of the late Quarto and Columbenia (Lionelli) Anastasia. She was a member of Saint Andrew Church, the Ladies Guild and Salvation Army Senior Center. She enjoyed flower gardening, antiques, and interior decorating, for which her home was featured in the Erie Times-News. She was preceded in death by her husband of 48 years, John J. Aglio. Survivors include four daughters, Angela Tillman, husband Lawrence, Bootsie Delinski, and Judy Smith, husband Bruce, and Lark McGill, husband Maurice, all of Erie; seven grandchildren, Cindy Carney, John Herbstritt, Ron Delinski, Jr., Joycelyn Twiss, Charles Hunter, Stacey Chapman and Brady McGill; six great-grandchildren.
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