RIP,  Mrs. DiMaggio.

You were a complicated woman for sure,  but what I will choose to remember about you is your tremendous generosity, quick wit, outstanding cooking skills, and warmth. I will remember piling into your big Lincoln Continental to drive to Saint Mel’s on rainy mornings, going to Point Lookout, making cuccidati in your basement, eating more delicious dinners around your table than I can possibly recall, and swirling around in those orange leather kitchen chairs upstairs long before you remodeled. I remember you feeding Rambo arancini, and you calling your housekeeper Virginia  “Vagina” with your heavy accent and cracking us all up.  You were an incredible and impassioned story teller and although I’ve been to Italy many times, I’ve never been to Sicily and as I prepare for a big trip for my upcoming 50th I know I will think of  YOU many times as I visit  many locations that I recall you telling me about. 

I’m so happy you got to come over for our little panelle lunch two years ago with my mom. We will both cherish that memory. 

Rest easy. As I said to both of your daughters, the angels are in for a real treat!

With love, 
Lisa  xo

Zia my dreams came true the you got to meet little Vinny . Thank you for the 2$ bill you gave him. You will be missed so much! I will miss going to your house, your cooking and your conversation’s. I love you Zia please say hi to my father for us!! 🙏😘

Thank you for the privilege of knowing you, for sharing  your childhood memories, and for teaching me how to  make pesto.
Rest in peace dear Carolina

A would like to  share a beautiful memory of all of us reunited at a christening with my dad’s family. ❤️

Zia Carolina, you were at the hospital when I was born,  alongside your sister, my grandmother. The D’Armetta family is close beyond measure, and that showed on the day I was born. My entire life, you’ve showed me love with a sense of humor that was uniquely your’s. 74 is too young to die, but I have faith that you’ve joined loved ones that have gone before you. Watch over the whole family- one day I know we’ll all be reunited again. Love you. Rest In Peace.

So sorry for your loss.  You are all in my thoughts and prayers. 

Dear Carolina DiMaggio
I am so grateful to have had the opportunity to meet you and spend time walking our dogs, having lunch, going on a neighborhood tour in your car, and having great conversation. I truly enjoyed your company. You will be greatly missed but never forgotten. May god reward you with a peaceful afterlife. 🕊

My most heartfelt condolences to the Di Maggio Family.


So very sorry for your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time. 

Zia Carolina,
Thank you for the beautiful childhood memories. I will never forget spending fun summers at your house down in the basement. Huge dinners, playing loud Italian music, Toto Cutugno, Pupo etc. going to the feasts and just laughing. 
Now you are in heaven with Uncle Vinny and my dad who are probably in a casino in heaven. I really believe you are all together up there. Give my dad a kiss and tell him I miss him and love him. Until we meet again, Rest In Peace and I love you forever! ❤️🙏🏻


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Carolina Di Maggio

13 mayo, 1947 – 24 agosto, 2021

Quinn - Fogarty Funeral Home

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