Adeline E. Damiano, age 87, passed away at her home on Sunday, March 20, 2011. Adeline was born in St. Paul, MN on April 6, 1923.
Adeline moved to Los Alamos in 1953 with her husband to fulfill their careers.
Adeline retired to Albuquerque in 1989.
Adeline is survived by her husband, Fortunato "Tony" Damiano and sister, Ruth Patzer. Adeline will be missed by all who touched her life.
To Addy: Rest in peace "Rest in Peace", how much this says, Be free of pain no more to weep Find joy that never ends, possess New life that here you could not keep. "Rest in Peace", and though we grieve, Reaching for your hand in vain, Our faith is such that we believe That all of us shall meet again. From Grace E. Easly
Adeline moved to Los Alamos in 1953 with her husband to fulfill their careers.
Adeline retired to Albuquerque in 1989.
Adeline is survived by her husband, Fortunato "Tony" Damiano and sister, Ruth Patzer. Adeline will be missed by all who touched her life.
To Addy: Rest in peace "Rest in Peace", how much this says, Be free of pain no more to weep Find joy that never ends, possess New life that here you could not keep. "Rest in Peace", and though we grieve, Reaching for your hand in vain, Our faith is such that we believe That all of us shall meet again. From Grace E. Easly
Adeline E. Damiano, age 87, passed away at her home on Sunday, March 20, 2011. Adeline was born in St. Paul, MN on April 6, 1923.
Adeline moved to Los Alamos in 1953 with her husband to fulfill their careers.
Adeline retired to Albuquerque in 1989.
Adeline is survived by her husband, Fortunato "Tony" Damiano and sister, Ruth Patzer. Adeline will be missed by all who touched her life.
To Addy: Rest in peace "Rest in Peace", how much this says, Be free of pain no more to weep Find joy that never ends, possess New life that here you could not keep. "Rest in Peace", and though we grieve, Reaching for your hand in vain, Our faith is such that we believe That all of us shall meet again. From Grace E. Easly
Adeline moved to Los Alamos in 1953 with her husband to fulfill their careers.
Adeline retired to Albuquerque in 1989.
Adeline is survived by her husband, Fortunato "Tony" Damiano and sister, Ruth Patzer. Adeline will be missed by all who touched her life.
To Addy: Rest in peace "Rest in Peace", how much this says, Be free of pain no more to weep Find joy that never ends, possess New life that here you could not keep. "Rest in Peace", and though we grieve, Reaching for your hand in vain, Our faith is such that we believe That all of us shall meet again. From Grace E. Easly
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