My Sister Lorraine Metz loved Virginia very much...They both volunteered at  the Rosevile Seniors......They would not miss a day going to the Seniors.....both ladies will be missed dearly...... I know Lorraine and Virginia are playing cards  with the Angels .....bowling toooo. they were inseparable........

Virginia was a friend and neighbor to my mother.  She was so kind and caring to her and our family when she was facing her final days.  I will forever appreciate that.

I also had the pleasure of being Virginia's hairdresser the last few years.  I can see her family smiling when I say that because they know how important it was that her hair was done.  She took such pleasure in looking her best at all times.

Virginia loved her husband Sam.  She took such good care of him.  She was also so proud of her children and extended family.  She reminded me of my own mother in the way she loved them all the same...no preference.  She often told me that my favorite child is the one who needs me the most at any given time.  She proved that many times in her stories.

She will be missed by so many.  May God rest her soul.  She deserves it.


To My 2nd Mom,

I will never forget the days growing up as a young boy 2 streets over from the Ciaramitaro’s home. I met Billy (Rocky) in 2nd grade and Virginia & Sam made me feel like family right from the start. Virginia always made me feel like her home was my home and I was always welcomed. She loved to play cards, was a great cook loved her family and I could always count on her giving me great advice in life. She was one of those “Special People” you meet once in a lifetime. I will cherish all the memories I had with her and Sam. I hope to see her again some day so she can give me those daily lottery numbers that she was so good at. May you Rest In Peace Virginia.
Love Always,
John & Annie Pellegren

Some of my fond memories of Mrs. C were going to the dry cleaners on Saturdays and getting cotton tails near the store; coming over and getting delicious food she cooked at her home; spending the long summer days with their kids: Bonnie, Vickie, Billy, Gary and Mary Linda.  Mrs. C was always smiling and laughing no matter the circumstance even when we were all rather loud on many days running throughout the house.  Mrs. C and Mr. C. were wonderful parents to their kids and it was a blessing and a joy to have lived across from them and to have known them for so many years.



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Salvatore “Sam” Ciaramitaro

Mary Linda (Gary) Rivard

Gasper “Gary” (Christine) Ciaramitaro

William “Rocky” (Marion) Ciaramitaro

Vickie Ciaramitaro

Bonnie (Michael) Cattane

Dear grandmother of Todd (Renee), Tonya (Marc), Terra (Christopher), Tracey (Randy), Marisa (Alan), Matthew, Kristine, Kyle, Jason, Brenda (Kevin) and Kevin (Ashley); proud great grandmother of Jordan, Joseph, Madison, Aidan, Tyler, Nathan, Alexis, Lola, Lexington, Austin and Ava Grace; great great grandmother of Arabella. Virginia is also survived by her sister Lorelei (Donald) Zybura.

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Virginia Ciaramitaro

July 1, 1931 – October 16, 2018

Kaul Funeral Home

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