Toni and family, 
We are saddened to learn of your Mom's passing.   She was such a warm and friendly person.   When I think of your Mom I see a smile on her face.   She was such a great friend to everyone including my Mom,  Sylvia.   Your Mom was my Mom's first friend at St Michaels.   She made my Mom feel so welcomed and they were soon going out to breakfast everyday after 7:30 Mass.   
Your Mom always made time for my husband George when he was young and trying to live in a not so loving home.   "Mrs. D" as he still calls her,  always listened to him and always encouraged him to keep his faith in God, and that he's watching over him and life will get better.   She was a great lady and a true friend. 
May your Mom peacefully rest until that great reserection day.

I know I speak for my Brothers and Sisters alike when I say "Mom," you will be forever missed.  Truly, to us, "Aunt Lou" was our Second Mother. I can hardly remember a time when she was not involved with, and directly part of our lives growing up. Even after we all became adults, the closeness we shared between Family was undeniable, unbreakable, unwavering. When we lost our own Mom, she quickly approached each of us to reaffirm the bond that would continue in her absence; it was a presence that not only helped us during those times of our own personal great loss, but provided each of of us the truest sense of what all of the years of Love and caring, of nurture and of what being bonded really meant.
For Kenneth, for James, for Barbara, for Suzanne, and myself, the words cannot convey what only our hearts hold so dearly entrusted.  We will miss your smile, your genuine hearty laughter, and your steadfast belief in Family.
We Love you.
George*

To my DiDomenico brothers and sisters - your mom was like a 2nd mom to me. I cherish the memories of dinner at your house and all the fun we had in the neighborhood. She was a wonderful lady.
I'm sorry I did not hear of her passing in time to offer all of you my condolences in person.  Colette Carqueville

Colette Carqueville

We are told to honor our father & mother.  What is honor to you?  in Hebrew it means to value them.  My parents were of great value to me.  So I wish to honor my mom with this:
Mom was a gift from heaven in her own special way.  She was not perfect and made mistakes as we all do from day to day.  Mom showed her love by things she did each and every day. Which some of us took for granted as that seems to be our way.  Mom did not abandon us to seek her own pleasures.  She knew that her children were special treasures.  A special gift of love was taught to me by my mother.  She gave me a true love for my Heavenly Abba and brother.  So now I hold her memories near and dear to my heart.  Because my Heavenly Father has called her to part.  She will always be in my heart.
Shalom,
Toni

My Dearest mom. I cannot begin to explain the loss I feel. The void in my heart where only you reside. I thank you for all of the wonderful life's lessons you and Daddy taught us. Mostly to be kind and respectful and compassionate to your fellow man. I miss you so much and hold dearly the thought that we shall be together again.
You now are the Angel watching over your Family. I pray that we continue to make you proud. All my Love, All my Life. Your loving son ~Glenn

My dearest mom,
Words are not known to discribe the loss a child feels at the loss of a mom, but anyone who lost their mom understands the empty feeling, I know in my heart that you suffer no more and now you serve our Lord whom you adored and worshiped your entire life, rest well my love in those very same arms of your creator until we some day praise Him together again in heaven, your devoted son, Gary

So sorry to lose Louise,  a long-time friend.  Mickey and I send our condolences to the entire family and pray for God to strengthen you all in this time of great sorrow for the family.  

Sincerely,
Lenny and Mickey Vivolo

Grandma, I am very thankful that you are no longer suffering and you are now an angel watching over us:)I can never thank you enough for all the memories you have given me! May you rest in peace, love you always and forever, you may be gone but never forgotten!!

I am so sorry for your loss, having met her thru her son Glen and having the pleasure of having several meals with her, I know know she loved her family.

So many memories we have of Louise and Pete and their children. I was very young with four children and I learned how to make lasagna from Louise. I still use her recipe today and so does my daughter. We never know how much we touch lives.  Louise touched many. May she rest in piece.  God has another angel in heaven. Bonnie and Wimpy lagano

I am so sorry for your loss, from what I know from her son Glen as a long time friend and having known Pete since I was in high school, I know that Mrs. DiDomenico was a great women, which was evidenced through her family.  I pray for God's care over the family.

OBITUARY

Louise T. DiDomenico

20 December, 1926 – 5 June, 2015

Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park & Funeral Home

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