My Aunt Aggie,
I must begin at day one of my existence on this earthly plane. I was the first born to Aunt Aggie’s baby sister (my mom). I was 3 months premature & was born with a “mild” case of Cerebral Palsy.
I was considered #1 in my Aunt Aggie’s eyes. I had an OUTSTANDING example to emulate in the likes of my Aunt Dee. She was my HERO growing up! All my aunts, uncles, cousins would arrive at Grandma & Grandpa's for Sunday gravy at 3:00pm. The good old days!!
My Aunt Dee passed away January 11 1970 when I was 13. My Aunt Aggie over the years would tell me stories of her strength in spite of her struggles with polio.
Aunt Aggie would say to me, “she could do anything she put her mind to except walk”. Aunt Aggie was the oldest in the Capuzzo clan. So much love ❤️ was on display by my Mom, aunt Aggie, aunt Josie, & uncle Sonny towards their sister. An example that I saw & felt.
Aunt Aggie was the cornerstone of OUR family. She showed support for me though cards, letters, and telephone calls. Our last conversation three days ago was her concerns for my wellbeing. I signed off saying, "I love you” Her response was “I love you more”! 
What a GREAT loss to me personally. The memories I will have ALWAYS till “WE” all meet up in heaven.  🙏 
P.S. Aunt Aggie ALWAYS addressed the envelopes with “Dr.” She was SO proud of me in spite of my “SMALL” struggles. She would say “look at ALL that you accomplished. Remember Aunt Dee, who NEVER felt sorry for herself. There are people out there worse than me”, repeating her words. Aunt Aggie would continue with, “so I do NOT want you to feel sorry for yourself. Take after Aunt Dee.”
So I was blessed with these two deceased Aunts that forever will be in my ❤️!!
Dr. Stephen P. Martucci

She will always be my favorite. Loved her dearly.  We had so many beautiful moments together 

Love you 

Alfred

When I was a kid I always called Aunt Agnes just to say hi and to check up on her & Uncle Santo. In 2015 my Mom took my brother and I to see her & Uncle Santo for the first time. I can proudly say I was able to see my Great-Great Aunt. This picture was from the last time I saw her back in 2021. My Mom, Grandma, & I drove out to see her and we had a beautiful lunch and amazing conversations. I look back on that day so fondly and will never forget it.
Rest easy Aunt Agnes, I love you so much❤️.

“Aunt Aggie” was my great aunt and my very first pen pal as a young girl. Aunt Aggie was a remarkable woman who mastered the balance of strong & witty, while also soft and sweet. She was a pioneer, paving her way in her career in a way that most women weren’t doing at the time. She lived a wholesome and wonderful life, and I know she’s so happy to be reunited with her love, Uncle Larry. We’re so grateful for the time we spent with Aunt Aggie, and we pray for all of those mourning her loss. 

All my love,
Jenna & the Martucci family

To my most favorite Aunt.  In the last couple years we have grown closer and closer and shared allot of laughs and beautiful memories 
I know your with uncle Santo and having a black coffee and the cookies we always talked about.      Just know I pray for you everyday and it’s now time for you both to be together again.      I’ll always will keep you close.  In my heart and smile when I think about you 

Love you rest easy 
Alfred Fiocco

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Ignatia Agnes Nigrelli

27 noviembre, 1925 – 26 enero, 2024

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