Dear Tina, Peter, Mary Anne, and Angie,
It is with such a heavy heart I write this today.  I just saw on line that Cioci Dottie passed.  I am so, so very sorry and would like to be there to give you all a big hug.  I really don't know how to convey my feelings to you because I know exactly how you feel.  I will keep you in my prayers forever.  Please contact me as I have lost your phone number Mary Anne.  My cell number is 570-317-0555. I have much more to say and would like to tell you personally.  Much love to all.

I remember all the times that we would spend together either baking cookies, to swimming in the pool to holidays with you and grandpa. you always made sure that we had the best holidays. I Always  looked  forward to the Easter egg hunts that you and grandpa had every year and being paired up with the cousins from Wisconsin, to konking eggs with grandpa to see who eggs always cracked and the ones egg cracked had to eat it and grandpa always won because he had a wooden egg. that was a time in spring I always looked forward to and will never forget.  Christmas especially with all the presents. I will always remember your smile your laugh and the stories you always were telling me about growing up in Pennsylvania.  I'm happy that you are reunited with the love of your life grandpa. Now I know that I have you and grandpa watching over me and your children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. You will always be with me always you and grandpa. I love you soo much

You will forever be in our hearts and memories. Rest peacefully and watch over us from the heavens.

Collin and I were at the grocery store today and this is what happened:  Collin said, "Mom we should buy Great Grandma some cookies."  I said, "But she is in heaven, so how are we going to get them to her?"  Collin says, "Well, Grandpa Jerry is in heaven and you know his address, right?  So, let's send them to Grandpa Jerry and since I know that they are friends now in Heaven,, he will give them to Great Grandma."  Collin only spent a handful of days with Great Grandma, but as you can see, her glowing smile and loving personality, sure made a big impression on him.

I can remember finding tasty cakes in the grocery store one time at home. I was as excited as the little boy opening the presents you would give us on Christmas. No one here understood, but that simple memory of eating those things brings back the smiles, the smells, the looks that I can never forget. Thank you for everything and have fun with grandpa. Watch over us all with a loving eye.
Love always

You will be forever in my heart and memories.  Rest peacefully and watch over us from the heavens.

I can remember driving with grandpa in the bronco to pick you up from the bank at night. Going to church with you on Saturdays when we would visit and then our routine dinners at pizza hut with the family .  Our Easter baskets were always so big and beautiful and filled with so much more than we needed!  And Christmas was the most exciting .... the generosity you had with all the presents. Grandma always made the best mac and cheese when we were kids too ! Growing up we always looked forward to going to grandma's house wether it was for a holiday or just a summer weekend to swim it was always fun . Your laugh, your smile, your dimples... I'm grateful to have had both grandma and grandpa Sposito and am blessed to have so many wonderful memories to keep close to my heart . 

It brings a smile and tears at the same time thinking you are with grandpa again..... Love you both you're always in my HEART.

The greatest memory I have as a child was driving to Indiana from Wisconsin waiting patiently to see both grandma and grandpa. After turning down their street and finally seeing the yellow house, walking in the front door and being greeted by grandma and grandpa with kisses and big hugs! I am very greatful for the time I was able to spend with you as a child but even more greatful as an adult. It is very sad to me knowing that when I drive to Indiana I will not see you anymore. You were the ideal grandma and I am blessed to have had you in my life! I miss you very much and the only thing that makes it ok is knowing that you are finally reunited with the love of you life in grandpa. May you rest in peace and continue to watch over all of your children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.

Every time I drive home to visit my parents in Indiana, I pass by a little bar just over the border in Illinois.   Some of my earliest memories are of Grandma and Grandpa coming over and picking me up while on their way to Al's Tap to buy Lotto tickets.  The tickets were never the important part, because every time we went there, Grandpa would always buy me beer nuts and Grandma would always yell at him while Grandpa smiled and tried to look innocent.

Now that both of you are gone, I will miss  never seeing things like that in person. It was fun to see Grandpa riling up Grandma and smiling through the whole thing.

I miss you, Grandma (and Grandpa).

I am a friend of Kelly's.  So sorry for your loss.  Grandmothers are so special and I know she must have loved all of you very much.

My childhood was filled with many wonderful memories with you  from sleepovers at your house staying up past my bedtime just to listen to the All in the Family theme song on TV, to making your famous stuffing, to you hand-sewing my communion dress, to you French braiding my hair in the summer.  You were always there at every big event in my life.  I am grateful that you were able to come to our wedding.  You made it so incredibly special, and your presence meant the world to me.  You have given me a lifetime of memories, and I will always remember your generosity, your smile, your sassiness, and your laugh.  Going back home to Indiana will never be the same, but I know that you will always be with me in my heart.  I love you.  Thank you for being my Grandma.

The last 5 years where probably your worst, but they were the best for me.  I enjoyed being with you, helping you, and caring for you.  I am grateful you are not sick anymore and you are enjoying yourself with all those who passed before you, and have been waiting to welcome you to a new and better life.  

Love you,  Tina

One of my favorite memories of Grandma (and Grandpa) is when they would come to visit during the holidays.  Around Christmas, they would come up to Brookfield with garbage bags full of presents for us. I remember looking forward to this long before they would actually come to visit.  Although we couldn't open them until Christmas, they usually let us open one before they left.  You could tell by the look on their faces that they enjoyed seeing us happy.  I take solace in know that Grandma has been reunited with Grandpa and can once again be happy.

It was a privilege to call you MOM.  I am the person I am today because of you and dad.  Thank you for all you did for me and my family through the years.  You will be in my heart forever.
MY BEST MEMORY:   Christmas in the Sposito house was AWESOME!       Dziekuje!
Kocham Cie,

Hello, Cousins, I am so sorry to hear of Cioci Dottie's passing. It seems like truly the end of an era, a very special era when we all grew up under the loving care of the Ugolick clan. I am assured Cioci is enjoying a reunion with Uncle Tony and still watching over all of you. Your family is in my prayers.

Hello Cousins, So sorry to hear of the loss of Ciocci Dottie. I truly cherish the memories of all the Ugolick clan, my childhood was truly special and memorable because of them, Ciocci Dottie and Uncle Tony were always the fun ones of the group. You are all in our prayers here in New Jersey and know that we are all with you. Love You and Thank You Ciocci Dottie.

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Dorothy Dottie Theresa Ugolick Sposito

12 avril 1926 – 24 avril 2015

Chapel Lawn Funeral Home & Memorial Gardens

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