To the DiLeo Family:

Inna's memorial gathering/service was absolutely beautiful.

It was a true testament to see the influence of a strong matriarch and why she was so proud of her family.

The love you all have for her is undeniable. 

I fondly remember Ina to always have a smile and a presence that lit up a room. When I would go to Dawn's house I would be greeted with a hug and a how are you. We would sit at the table and talk about anything. Now you are at the table of God. I remember your love for your husband and your family. Most recently your great courage and grace. You were a special lady and I was blessed to know you. You are in the arms of the angels and I'm sure watching over everyone. You will be truly missed. Love, Faith and Family ❤️

I first met Inna 22 years ago when I started working at the Eyegroup, I remember thinking what a stunning woman and so beautifully dressed then over the years I got to know her better and discovered that her heart was equally beautiful.    I know that you will be eternally happy because you are an angel in heaven.   I will miss you. 

I first met Inna when I worked at Jersey Shore Medical Center in the 1990's. Such a beautiful lady and always so well put together!  Over the years, we ran into each other in the most unexpected places, and again,,,ALWAYS beautiful, inside and out!  We were facebook friends, so I was blessed to follow her ABUNDANT JOY! May God bless you with the loving, peaceful rest you so deserve.  You will surely be missed and always thought of with love.           

Inna was such a beautiful woman, inside and out. She welcomed my daughter Nicole to the family with open arms and treated her as her own. I admired her fierce, bubbly personality and the bond she shared with all who knew her.  Please accept my deepest condolences. Prayers for comfort and peace, may you cherish all of the beautiful memories together. Xo 

I met Mrs. DiLeo as a baby I think lol. My great aunt and uncle Jennie and Ken Vose lived below them. There was a little stairway I think in the back corner of kitchen that led to the DiLeos home that I thought was the best ever. I practically lived with Dawnie (as she was called then) every visit to my aunt and uncles whom they treated like family. I remember her cooking amazing meals. I had a huge little kid crush on Kenny and he would tease me and I’d run away and scrape my knees every single time and Mrs DiLeo was always waiting with a bandaid. She knew! For not seeing them much I was ,too, treated like family. She was beautiful, kind, and had a loving presence and I’m sure she will be missed by so many. I’m sure she added a twinkle everywhere she went. Rest In Peace Mrs D. 

I have known Mrs. D my whole life.  From sleepovers with Dawn to cheer to family events and celebrations, Inna always treated me and my family like we were her own.  I’ll miss her awesome laugh and our talks and our many times together at Dawn’s house.  Mrs. D and Mr. D have always been family to us.  She was always a big supporter of my children.  The memories are endless and I will cherish them always.  Rest easy.  You are pain free flying high with the angels.  We love you and will miss you forever.  God bless you.  

I hired Inna because her mother was a patient and said,”you need to hire my daughter” I interviewed Inna and hired her on the spot. She was a loyal and excellent employee and friend, The patients loved her, they would always ask where the beautiful lady with all the sparkles was, if she was out of the office .I realized over the years that I too love the sparkles. Heaven has gained a sparkly shimmery angel.

I first met Inna over 19 years ago when I started at Ravine Eye Center and she immediately went into "mommy mode" and took me under her wing.  I remember her and Cathy at the front desk, they were quite the comedy team and we were always laughing . 

Inna was never shy about trying to set up any of us girls in the office and would  get the stats on any eligible guy before they left and would then decide if they were good enough for us.  She would always say " mama knows best " and she did :) If  you made a mistake she would playfully say " I'm gonna get you" and if she wasn't happy with you well, you would know it Lol.  Inna had a way and gentle presence about her. She was always smiling even when she wasn't feeling well.  

Inna was always beautifully dressed,  hair and nails done and of course blinged out.   I remember  her husband  Larry dropping her off at work and then going to get her coffee , bringing it back and waiting with her until one of us arrived at the office.  He would carry her bags and even hold the umbrella for her as he walked her to the car in the rain. We always called her a princess and teased her about being spoiled. Although she didn't like Larry messing up "her  kitchen" or cooking anything smelly, it was easy to see the love and respect they had for one another. One that anyone would wish for. 

Inna,  I will always remember your beautiful eyes that sparkled every time you smiled. You will be forever missed    Rest peacefully "tweety bird"  ❤








Inna was a second mother to me. She was always loving, kind and happy. She lit up the room with her presence.  She loved her family fiercely and was always at her daughters Dawns house with the love of her life Larry.  That’s how we met 27 years ago. We spent many a Saturday’s  just talking and of course laughing together.  Inna always had perfect hair, makeup and nails as well as dressing beautifully. Her kindness to others knew no boundaries,  including  throwing  me a 50th birthday party. 

Lastly, I’ll remember the love story of Inna and Larry.  Their marriage was inspirational to many for their love, devotion and kindness to each other and to their family. 

Rest easy Mommy, you earned your way to the table of the Lord.  I will miss you. 

Where do I begin. I met Inna when we both started working at Ravine’s more than 35 + years. She was stunning with  a beautiful face, jewelry and lovely clothes and oh , those eyes. We hit it off right away and had many, many laughs at the front desk.  She had a heart of gold,  very generous and caring. We told each other we would retire at 65, but when that time came we said we would work one more year. We said that every year after and then we were still there at 79 years old, with lots of wonderful memories behind us. I will miss you Inna and I am truly blessed you were in my life. RIP, my dear friend.

Inna was  a lovely person in every sense of the word. Inna will be missed. Rest in peace sweet lady.


I worked with Inna. She was one of the kindest, sweetest people I ever worked with. She would always go out of her way to help you. She was a wonderful grandmother and we would talk about our grandchildren!  I will miss Inna. Life is too short! God Bless Her! If there is a special place in Heaven for grandmothers, she is there! Love u Inna! 

I met Inna when I started to work at Ravinr Eye center over 16 years ago,  I knew immediately that she was a real friend and we had so many great times together when I was in the office.  She was always making me laugh with her quick humor,  we would always throw "jabs" at each other but everyone knew that they were just in fun.  She always lit up the office with her personality and fantastic clothes and jewelry .  She always looked so beautiful every day that she worked.  In fact. Many patients would ask me on the phone " where is that pretty lady with the beautiful clothes".  I could go on an on about all of our wonderful memories, but there just is not enough time in the day.  Heaven better be ready-  there is a new angel arriving and everyone better know that you do not fool with Inna,  but she will be loved just as she was with all of us.  INNA I will miss you - your wit, your friendship, your smile and your true compaaion to me.  Please Rest in peace.

OBITUARY

Inna DiLeo

6 June, 1941 – 24 October, 2021

Anderson & Campbell Funeral Home

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