Name: Kaul Funeral Home
Address: Clinton Township, MI

Cori was always a joy to be with. She remembered so many family events and could recite the details of each one. Each time we spoke my cousin Cori always made sure she would mention my mom, her aunt Mary in such fondness. The planet surely lost a lovely lady. Rest In Peace and enjoy the after life with the many Vocino’s in God’s place. 




To my dear cousin Cori, 
I will miss your smiling face and our fun  talks together. You will always hold a special place in my heart.  Love Rosalie 

We are so sorry to hear of your tremendous loss. Mrs. D. was always like a second "Mom" to us and we will cherish all the wonderful memories we had with her. Heaven has gained a special angel and our hearts will forever carry her spirit. We love all of you. 

Cori was joyfilled! She had a positive outlook on life and a willing spirit if/and/or when help was needed. Due to Covid, Leigh and I cannot attend these services.  We will keep Cori in our prayers.
 Sending this with our love in fond remembrance!

Elizabeth and I were deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Aunt Cori. 

I'll always remember Aunt Cori's warmth, sense of humor, and the obvious and deep pleasure she took in her family and loved ones. She was always quick to strike up a conversation, flash a smile and a laugh, and offer up advice to me on matters large and small (whether solicited or not, lol). Her larger-than-life personality (and fantastic cooking) makes her stand out in the memories of holiday and family gatherings from my youth. I also remember Aunt Cori's deep and enduring love for my Uncle Tony and how much his passing affected her. 

Recent decades have taken me far away, and so unfortunately I saw Aunt Cori less. When I did see her though, usually little had changed. At my wedding celebration a few years ago, Aunt Cori took on a self-designated role as photography director, which I found to be amusing, even if those actually taking the photos may have had a different opinion. 

I regret that Elizabeth and I cannot be there in person with the rest of the family during this time. Our deepest sympathies go out to my cousins; my mother Rosemary and my Uncle Matt; Aunt Cori's grandchildren; and everyone else sharing the burden of this loss.  Aunt Cori will be dearly missed.

Love,
Jason Swantek and Elizabeth Summers

Your mom is an amazing woman and always put family first.  I always knew when I asked for her opinion (and even when I didn't lol), she would always be truthful know matter how much I didn't want to hear it.   It was something I always admired about her-One of my fondest memories is coming to her house and feasting on the best broccoli and pasta ever!!!   My mom #2 has a special place in my heart and forever in my memories!!!

My heartfelt condolences at the passing of your Mom.

Being a first cousin, I have great memories growing up of Cori at the many family gatherings and visits we often had. Cori loved people. She was a very engaging and happy person and a joy to converse with.  I was honored to stand up at her and Tony's wedding.   Now they are together again with God.

Rest in peace dear Cousin.

Richard Lentine

Cori remains in my memory. We saw each other a lot when we were children: holidays and Sunday dinners with her namesake Grandmother. As adults our few years difference in age dissolved, as we shared similar views about work-life and worldly issues.
On the few occasions we could socialize in our decades of adulthood, I was reminded each time of the good spirt cousin Cori would bring to our gatherings. I trust that spirit has been instilled in all who knew and loved Cori.

Warmest condolences at the passing of your Mom.  
Aunt Corey was delightful - I would run into her from time to time at Nino's and we'd have just the nicest conversations.  

May her soul rest in His peace, as I'm sure it is.  Sympathies, dear second cousins and to your families, during this difficult time.

Dawn (Lentine) Dorsch

Marion and I offer our sincere sympathy over the passing of Cory
We knew her through many family gatherings with her sister Rosemary and husband John. We always looked forward to seeing her and enjoyed her company.
Having lost my only  brother, 11 years ago I appreciate the very special sorrow that is caused by the loss of a sibling.
Our hearts are with you. We wish we could be there with you but the concerns over the pandemic force us to stay away.
Dave Barran

My Grandma Cori was the most loving and kind-hearted woman. She was always the best listener and my favorite person to be around. Throughout her life she was loyal, compassionate, and truly worked hard to make a beautiful life for her whole family. Memories of spending holidays at her house, shopping, and listening to her advice and wisdom were truly the best times of my childhood. There are no words to express how much she will be missed but she is now reunited again with her beloved husband Tony. Love you always xo

Cori was a woman whose heart was bigger than her Body. Her personality was always welcoming and it was a Joy to be around her.

I’m writing for Roberta, Sandy and myself.  We worked with your mother for  over 15 years.  We met for dinners, lunches and sometimes breakfasts.  Cori always had great stories of her family and her trips.  Always a smile on her face.  I, Betty would go sit in her office and we would talk about our daughters, who she loved so much.  She always had great stories about her Tony who you could see she loved him so much.
Your mom will be missed by many but she is now with her love, Tony.

God rest your sweet soul, my loving cousin...your smile,  and humor , and compassion are but a few of the wonderful  memories of your spirit  I will cherish...you will be missed 

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The late Antonio DelFuoco

Maria (Matthew) Dertinger

Madalyn (Robert) Wolfgram

Deanna (Ray) Herrera

Cherished grandma to Andrew and Chloe of Santa Clara, California, Julia and Natalie of Northville, Michigan, Taylor, Davis, Antonio and Sophia of Clinton Township, Michigan; loving sister to Matthew (Marijane) Vocino of Macomb, Michigan and Rosemary (John) Swantek of Midland, Michigan; she is also survived by many other loving DelFuoco family members in Canada.


Cori was born on September 20th in Detroit, Michigan to Nicholas and Madeline (Lentine) Vocino.

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Incoronada M. DelFuoco

September 20, 1943 – November 22, 2020

Kaul Funeral Home

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