My condolences to the family. I worked with Mary for many years at DLT.  She was a hard working lady.   Sincerely, Debbie Amato

Ray and family,
     Sincerest condolences on the loss of your mom......
        Kevin Lonergan,    St Matthew's '71

Mary, you were loved by all your family and we know you loved all of us too. No one can ever take that away from us. We know the truth. I will cherish all the happy times we had. You were funny, generous and loved the Lord. I am sure my John took you by the hand and brought you to Jesus. Now you are with your son and there is nothing but peace and love. The truth will prevail. Your daughter-in-law Doreen Zanni.

Hi Ray  Sorry for your lost.  The pictures of her clearly demonstrate that she was on hell of a lady.

It must be nearly 60 years since I have heard your name.  In recent years, i have connected with, both on social media, but also in person with a few of our classmates from St. Matthews.

I hope my message finds you well.  
Michael Raspallo

To Mary's family my sincere condolences on her passing. She will always be remembered for great smile and her hard and diligent work as an Adjudication Manager at DLT.   She was always so devoted and proud of her family.
Ray Filippone 
Assistant Director RI DLT 
Retired

My condolences to Mary’s family. I worked with Mary at the Department of Labor and Training - she always had a ready smile and was so nice to work with. May she rest in glorious peace 🩷

Sorry to hear of Mary’s passing.  She was one of my favorite patients.  Always had a smile on her face.  My condolences to the family.

Raymond I am so sorry for your loss. Your mother meant the world to us. I will greatly miss talking to her daily and seeing her all the time. You are in my thoughts and prayers  Raymond &Sasha!

Enjoyed working and knowing  Mary for many years.  Always pleasant and kind with a good sense of humor. Rest in Peace, Mary

Mary was the grandmother of John P. Mazza and Phillip A. Mazza and the great-grandmother of Rex Mazza and Mabel Mazza.  

She had a deep love for travel in her younger years, with Europe, especially Italy being her favorite destination.  

Mary had a great appreciation for music and often spoke of wanting to learn the piano. She especially enjoyed the works of Mozart. She also loved television and was known among friends and family as a consummate fan of *The Golden Girls*.  

A devoted Catholic, Mary generously gave her time and resources to the church. For many years, she volunteered to support individuals with mental challenges, demonstrating her kindness and compassion.  

Above all, Mary had a loving heart and treasured her family dearly. She will be deeply missed.

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Mary Frances Mazza

9 février 1935 – 16 février 2025

Romano Funeral Home

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