Helen P. D'Antonio
January 3, 1932 — September 6, 2022
Clinton
Helen went home to be with the Lord on September 6, 2022. Helen was born in Philadelphia, PA on January 3, 1932. She was the youngest of 5 children in a large and loving Italian family. She was married May 1, 1954, to Dan D'Antonio and they enjoyed 69 years together.
Throughout her life, Helen enjoyed playing bingo, bowling (she bowled a 200 game when she was 82 years old) and playing slot machines. She liked to read and was a wiz at crossword puzzles. She cherished her time with family and loved ones. She leaves behind a legacy of love, wisdom, laughter, and solid family values.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Donato & Mary Paolucci, her siblings, Charles Paolucci, Joseph Paolucci, Angie Gammerino and Jean Neibauer. Her grandson David Stallard and many beloved in-laws, cousins and loved ones.
Helen is survived by her husband Dan D'Antonio, her children Dan D'Antonio and Carolyn, Elaine Stallard, Tony D'Antonio and Linda and Lori O'Brien and Neil. Her grandchildren Nichole, Haley, Danny, Matthew, Jessica, Samantha, Amie, Justine, Heather, Tony, Neil, Nick, and Lindsey. Her great grandchildren Shelby, Charlie, Adrian, Marley, Briana, Ella, Dylan, Korie, Olivia, Remi, Riley, Jaxson, and Savannah.
Time may bring many changes to our lives, but through the years, somethings last and grow even more precious- like the special joy of having you for a wife, mother, grandmother, aunt, and friend.
January 3, 1932 — September 6, 2022
Clinton
Helen went home to be with the Lord on September 6, 2022. Helen was born in Philadelphia, PA on January 3, 1932. She was the youngest of 5 children in a large and loving Italian family. She was married May 1, 1954, to Dan D'Antonio and they enjoyed 69 years together.
Throughout her life, Helen enjoyed playing bingo, bowling (she bowled a 200 game when she was 82 years old) and playing slot machines. She liked to read and was a wiz at crossword puzzles. She cherished her time with family and loved ones. She leaves behind a legacy of love, wisdom, laughter, and solid family values.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Donato & Mary Paolucci, her siblings, Charles Paolucci, Joseph Paolucci, Angie Gammerino and Jean Neibauer. Her grandson David Stallard and many beloved in-laws, cousins and loved ones.
Helen is survived by her husband Dan D'Antonio, her children Dan D'Antonio and Carolyn, Elaine Stallard, Tony D'Antonio and Linda and Lori O'Brien and Neil. Her grandchildren Nichole, Haley, Danny, Matthew, Jessica, Samantha, Amie, Justine, Heather, Tony, Neil, Nick, and Lindsey. Her great grandchildren Shelby, Charlie, Adrian, Marley, Briana, Ella, Dylan, Korie, Olivia, Remi, Riley, Jaxson, and Savannah.
Time may bring many changes to our lives, but through the years, somethings last and grow even more precious- like the special joy of having you for a wife, mother, grandmother, aunt, and friend.
Helen P. D'Antonio
January 3, 1932 — September 6, 2022
Clinton
Helen went home to be with the Lord on September 6, 2022. Helen was born in Philadelphia, PA on January 3, 1932. She was the youngest of 5 children in a large and loving Italian family. She was married May 1, 1954, to Dan D'Antonio and they enjoyed 69 years together.
Throughout her life, Helen enjoyed playing bingo, bowling (she bowled a 200 game when she was 82 years old) and playing slot machines. She liked to read and was a wiz at crossword puzzles. She cherished her time with family and loved ones. She leaves behind a legacy of love, wisdom, laughter, and solid family values.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Donato & Mary Paolucci, her siblings, Charles Paolucci, Joseph Paolucci, Angie Gammerino and Jean Neibauer. Her grandson David Stallard and many beloved in-laws, cousins and loved ones.
Helen is survived by her husband Dan D'Antonio, her children Dan D'Antonio and Carolyn, Elaine Stallard, Tony D'Antonio and Linda and Lori O'Brien and Neil. Her grandchildren Nichole, Haley, Danny, Matthew, Jessica, Samantha, Amie, Justine, Heather, Tony, Neil, Nick, and Lindsey. Her great grandchildren Shelby, Charlie, Adrian, Marley, Briana, Ella, Dylan, Korie, Olivia, Remi, Riley, Jaxson, and Savannah.
Time may bring many changes to our lives, but through the years, somethings last and grow even more precious- like the special joy of having you for a wife, mother, grandmother, aunt, and friend.
January 3, 1932 — September 6, 2022
Clinton
Helen went home to be with the Lord on September 6, 2022. Helen was born in Philadelphia, PA on January 3, 1932. She was the youngest of 5 children in a large and loving Italian family. She was married May 1, 1954, to Dan D'Antonio and they enjoyed 69 years together.
Throughout her life, Helen enjoyed playing bingo, bowling (she bowled a 200 game when she was 82 years old) and playing slot machines. She liked to read and was a wiz at crossword puzzles. She cherished her time with family and loved ones. She leaves behind a legacy of love, wisdom, laughter, and solid family values.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Donato & Mary Paolucci, her siblings, Charles Paolucci, Joseph Paolucci, Angie Gammerino and Jean Neibauer. Her grandson David Stallard and many beloved in-laws, cousins and loved ones.
Helen is survived by her husband Dan D'Antonio, her children Dan D'Antonio and Carolyn, Elaine Stallard, Tony D'Antonio and Linda and Lori O'Brien and Neil. Her grandchildren Nichole, Haley, Danny, Matthew, Jessica, Samantha, Amie, Justine, Heather, Tony, Neil, Nick, and Lindsey. Her great grandchildren Shelby, Charlie, Adrian, Marley, Briana, Ella, Dylan, Korie, Olivia, Remi, Riley, Jaxson, and Savannah.
Time may bring many changes to our lives, but through the years, somethings last and grow even more precious- like the special joy of having you for a wife, mother, grandmother, aunt, and friend.
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