Monday, May 20, 2019
My fondest memories of Aunt Bobbie are from when I was a little girl. Often my brother and I would spend time at my grandparents' house in Staten Island. As a young woman, Aunt Bobbie lived there, too. She was a secretary in New York City and I remember watching her get ready in the mornings before she left. She was so beautiful! she would take me with her to do errands in her black Chevy with the tan upholstery . I loved being with her and she made me feel special. Sometimes on weekends she would come to our house with Uncle Vito. We were always so excited when they came. Aunt Bobbie was so funny and I loved to hear her laugh! We all missed Aunt Bobbie when she and Ed moved to San Diego . She would often write letters and our mom, Connie, would read them to us. Once they drove up a mountain and it was sunny but when they drove down the other side it was raining. She loved California but missed her family. I still have two stuffed toys and a snow globe from the San Diego Zoo she sent me-fond memories I couldn't let go... Words to describe her-kind, funny, loving, hard working Eddie, Greg and Stephen were lucky to have her as their mom
