      🌻 The Family~ all of us~ together🔸1999 🌻 

The passing of my mom is something that I cannot seem to put into words. The loss is monumental for me, for us all. She was the most forgiving, non-judgmental and truly caring person you could ever meet. She never met a stranger! She was my best friend. It's hard to put into words, a life's worth of memories and moments. I can say that I never realized how much brighter my world was, until I see it without her now. Heaven gained a very bright and special light. I hope heaven is everything she ever told me she imagined it would be and more! I cherish every single second I ever got to spend with my mom and I will miss our spontaneous road trips in the truck, singing our hearts out to "The Judds". I will hold you in my heart  Mom, for all my years.... "And many more". I know Logan, Taylor and Nolan will have really missed out on many years of great times to come. They were so lucky to have you for a grandma! They got the best! Please send a little extra light Taylor's way when you can. She shared a special bond with you that's unbreakable. We all love you so much. I love you more than you could ever imagine and I'll miss you for far too long. We all will. Rest in paradise.. Until we meet again Mom. Love always, your little duckling...Jami Zel. 

Jonnie, brought light into every room she entered. Even when things weren't perfect, she kept her positive outlook, and trusted the LORD.  She's a great Sister-in law. We love her, and we will miss her tremendously. 
Here is comfort for me, three verses from Corinthians chapter 5.
"Therefore we are always confident, knowing that, whilst we are at home in the body, we are absent from the Lord: (For we walk by faith, not by sight:)
We are confident, I say, and willing rather to be absent from the body, and to be present with the Lord." 
We Love you, your Brother in law, Mark.

I am heartbroken she is no longer with us. I miss her so much. She truly was one of a kind. She was always so fun to be around and brought out the fun in people. She made everything so much better. My fondest memories as a kid with her were going camping. It was during those times she taught me to be tough and bold and it just made that time so much more enjoyable for me. She was always so good at that. Knowing what people needed and helping them. Lately, we were all getting together more and hanging out again and playing games and I was looking so forward to more times together. But I am grateful for that time and will cherish it forever. I take comfort in knowing she is with our Creator and all of our other loved ones in paradise, and that we will get to see her again ❤️

I still can’t believe this is real. Jonnie was my moms best friend when I was a little kid and because of that, me and her daughter Jami were inseparable. I grew up with Jonnie and their whole family. She was like a bonus mom to me for most of my childhood. The world is a little bit darker without her here. 

I am heartbroken for the loss of our sister Jonnie, and it is a loss that is deep.  Jonnie is one of  4 sisters, and without her we will be missing a piece of ourselves.  She was loved by everyone who knew her.  We spent a lot of time together growing up and I am thankful for the memories we share.  Jonnie loved to laugh, and we laughed a lot.  You would never believe she was so shy when she was younger.  Then one day she blossomed into the light in the room and the life of the party.  She was a wonderful daughter, sister, mom, grandma, aunt, sister-in-law and wife.  I am a better person for having her be a blessing in my life.

OBITUARY

Jonnie Gaye Nuzzi

January 18, 1956 – September 22, 2021

Green Acres Mortuary & Cemetery

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