Memorial Trees
G
Gertrude Holt
June 28, 2016
Memorial trees planted for:
Patricia M. Cipriano
<p>Patricia M. Cipriano died on June 23, 2016 after a year-long battle with cancer. She passed with her four Godchildren by her side who loved her deeply and were so grateful to have her in their lives. She is survived by her mother, Catherine (Nina) M. Cipriano. Nina and Patty were inseparable bond and were together all the time. The truest definition of a Mother/Daughter bond. Nina called Patty "Poopie" and even today when she says this, it brings a smile to our faces. </p><p><br></p><p>Patty is predeceased by her father Frank (Chippie) J. Cipriano and her brother Frank (Froggy) R. Cipriano. She loved her father and brother deeply as they did her. The bond of Frank, Nina, Frankie and Patty was undeniable and inspirational. Anyone who witnessed their interaction knew they had encountered love in its purest form. </p><p><br></p><p>Patty is survived by her Uncle Bill Tassani and his wife Diana and her Uncle Joe (Junior) and his wife Eleanor. She is also survived by her four Godchildren - Andrew Amodeo, Alexa Snyder, Corin Snyder and Julianna Snyder. </p><p><br></p><p>Patty loved life and had a strong faith that guided her throughout her time on earth. She worked for Philip Morris International as Executive Assistant to Louis C. Camilleri. Her career spanned 43 years which is unheard of and yet she was focused and dedicated every day of her career - remarkable indeed. However, in her 43 year career it was working for Louis that meant so much to her. He showed her kindness and compassion beyond imagination and realized the "gem" he found in Patty. He provided her such care during her illness and she always asked "How do I repay someone who has helped me in my darkest hour? He is doing everything possible to save me life Tanya, how can I be so lucky?" Truth is Patty - Louis became your angel just as you were to us. </p><p><br></p><p>To all of us who knew Patty, life without her seems unimaginable. She lead by example, loved deeply, was selfless and demonstrated unconditional loyalty in its truest form. She was generous beyond imagination and loved her designer shoes, designer bags and jewelry. However, at the end of the day, she knew these were just "things" and would often say "things don't matter but we do". </p><p><br></p><p>Heaven has an angel who will guide us in our sorrow and lift us to keep her memory alive. She is reunited with her father and brother and free of illness. May she provide Nina the strength to handle this difficult time as no mother should endure such pain. </p><p><br></p><p>Rest in Peace Patty. We love you to the moon and back and......so much more. </p><p><br></p>October 7, 1953 - June 23, 201610/07/195306/23/2016
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