Blessed to have know this beautiful lady. Rest in peace Antonetta.
Anna  Pavlova

To James & Flammia Family:

We will always remember the good times we had with your mother.  She will be missed but not forgotten.  One day we will re-unite with her, my father & other family members in heaven.  We will keep her  in our hearts forever.  Sincerely Norina, Joseph, Nilde & the Turco family

James, we are sorry to hear about your mom’s passing. Wishing you and your family strength and comfort, in the love and memories you shared with your mom.

Antonia Flammia was a lovely lady.  I will always remember her beautiful smile and laughter .
Rest in peace 
My condolences to her family.

Our deepest condolences from the crew at station 322 A shift. 🙏🏻🙏🏻

My sincere condolences to the Flammia family on the sad loss of your mom . 

May she rest in peace . 

Sonia Luongo Paiva

Sending our deepest condolences to the entire Flammia family. May all your amazing memories of your mom get you through this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.

It’s so difficult losing a grandparent, especially when you realize we wouldn’t be here without their sacrifice to look for a better life for their family. That takes bravery and courage. She is now at peace, with no more suffering. Love you nonna.

Mama. Always a smile,always a kind word,  always a mediator, always a caregiver,always a making sure to see your okay 
I  have never met another 
Love you Mamma
ALWAYS!!

Mamma,
I am so proud and honoured to have called you my mother-in-law. Thank you for your unconditional love, your infectious laugh, and the beautiful example of grace you set every single day. You will always hold a special place in my heart.

Always,
Riccardo

Mamma ti amo per sempre, a beautiful loving mother and grandmother who showed us how to live, love and laugh who enjoyed life to the fullest everyday. you will always be in our hearts we will always miss you one day we will be togther again..Mike , Silvana, Marco , Venezia , Amy and Casper....

Mamma you will always be with us forever, you gave us love everyday  you showed us how to laugh and enjoy love everyday we will miss you everyday love Mike , Silvana , Marco ,Venezia, Amy and Casper....one day we will laugh together again...

When Antonietta Flammia walked into a room, everyone knew it. Her smile alone was so bright it could light up a room and warm every heart in it. And if that didn’t do the trick, one of her hilarious wisecracks certainly would, especially for the lucky person on the receiving end. She was a force of nature you simply couldn’t say no to.
“Have some rice pudding. Have an onion and tomato sandwich. You’re leaving already? You just got here… stay awhile.”
Now to the uninitiated, an onion and tomato sandwich may not sound delicious. But let me tell you, they were phenomenal. Why? Because they were made with joy and love.
The explosion of color you see in this photo was made the very same way.
Antonietta stitched this giant quilt by hand on an ancient, broken sewing machine. I think it was one of the first Singer models ever made and it had no motor. It didn't even have a working treadle so every stitch was painfully slow because Antonietta had to turn the flywheel by hand – by hand! Thousands and thousands of turns to make a single quilt. 
How did she do it? How did she find the time and strength to make something like this while running a household, caring for four sons, two daughters, a traditional Italian husband, and welcoming an endless stream of visitors into the Flammia home?
The answer is simple: pure joy and love.
This quilt is beautiful and incredibly warm, and that is exactly how I will forever remember Antonietta Flammia.

When Anntonietta Flammia walked into a room, everyone knew it. Her smile alone was so bright it could light up a room and warm every heart in it. And if that didn’t do the trick, one of her hilarious wisecracks certainly would, especially for the lucky person on the receiving end. She was a force of nature you simply couldn’t say no to.
“Have some rice pudding. Have an onion and tomato sandwich. You’re leaving already? You just got here… stay awhile.”
Now to the uninitiated, an onion and tomato sandwich may not sound delicious. But let me tell you, they were phenomenal. Why? Because they were made with joy and love.
The explosion of color you see in this photo was made the very same way.
Anntonietta stitched this giant quilt by hand on an ancient, broken sewing machine. I think it was one of the first Singer models ever made and it had no motor. It didn't even have a working treadle so every stitch was painfully slow because Anntonietta had to turn the flywheel by hand – by hand! Thousands and thousands of turns to make a single quilt. 
How did she do it? How did she find the time and strength to make something like this while running a household, caring for four sons, two daughters, a traditional Italian husband, and welcoming an endless stream of visitors into the Flammia home?
The answer is simple: pure joy and love.
This quilt is beautiful and incredibly warm, and that is exactly how I will forever remember Anntonietta Flammia.

Kathleen Ferreira:

Condolences to the Flammia family from Kathy and family.
Antoinette was a dear friend and neighbour to me, she will be missed dearly.

Rest in Peace my friend.

We are so sorry for your loss. May the memories you shared bring you comfort in this time of grief."

Our deepest condolences to the entire Flammia family. Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of sorrow. May Antonia rest in peace.

With sympathy, 
Enzo and Angela Luongo and family

My Antonia. You were my cheerleader. You always ask if am ok. I still can not believe it. My heart goes out to your family especially papa. Our last conversation was about our yearly gardening. I will honor you by keeping up with the garden. I  know you will be up there instructing me. Love you and I will surely miss you. RIP

On behalf of our entire family, please accept our sincerest condolences to your entire family on such a great loss. What an honour to have known this kind, thoughtful, loving, strong lady. I will hold dearly the many visits to my mom and dad‘s home (Antonio and Maria Mauro), her visits to Brown’s Pharmacy but mostly, her big warm smile and great big hugs. Forever in our hearts. May she always Rest in Peace.

Our deepest condolences to the Flammia family and relatives who are mourning this sad loss. She was a very respectful, generous and  kind person.. I thank her for  all the good memories and laughter.  Rest in Peace.

Jim and Norma Sasso

Sending my condolences..RIP...Love Lina Sasso

A beautiful, loving, generous and kind mother whose affectionate smile will never be forgotten ❤️

So sad. One of the kindest and strongest women I've known. It was a blessing for me, my sister and our parents to have lived so close and spent time together with her. My sincerest condolences to the entire family. May your memories of her bring you Peace.

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Antonia Flammia

26 July, 1938 – 20 May, 2026

Paul O'Connor Funeral Home

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