CENTOFANTE, Giovanna (nee Marino)

CENTOFANTE, Giovanna (nee Marino)

Born in Rocca San Giovanni, Prov, Chieti Abruzzo, Italy on July 11th 1927
Passed away peacefully on the June 20th 2019

Aged 91years

Dearly beloved wife of Nicola (deceased)

Loving mother and mother-in-law of Ida and Giovanni Marcucci, Tony (deceased) and Vicki Centofante

Treasured Nonna of Peppino (Joe) and Enza Marcucci, Joanna and Anthony Santoro, Nicholas and Belinda Centofante Daniella Marcucci

Adored bis nonna of Eliana, Angelica, Olivia, Sebastian, Zara and Zavier

Loved by her relatives and friends in Australia, Canada and Italy.

Thank you to Dr Angela Laudato, RDNS and Helping Hand Residential Care Gill Ward for the loving care and attention shown to Giovanna.

In God’s Hands and reunited with her beloved husband and son.

A golden heart stopped beating, two hands were laid to rest. God broke our hearts to prove he only takes the best. Life is not measured by the years you lived, but by the love you gave. You are now reunited with dad and Tony. Thank you mum we love you, forever in our hearts. Ida and Giovanni Marcucci

Mum and Nonna, Thank you for a lifetime of memories. Your kind heart and beautiful soul will be forever missed and we will never forget the wonderful times together. You had a heart of gold and we will forever be grateful for the love and support over the years. Your love will always be our guide and though we cannot see you, we know you will always be by our side. You are now at peace, we will never forget you. Forever in our hearts Vicki, Joanna, Anthony, Nicholas, Belinda, Olivia, Sebastian, Zara and Zavier

To our darling Nonna, we have lost the woman who made our house a home. The first words we heard when we walked in the door ‘ti te fame?’ We will miss the wonderful biscuit aromas that came from the kitchen and welcomed everyone into your home. Forever in our hearts. Peppino, Enza, Eliana and Angelica.

My darly nonna, if tears could build a staircase and memories a lane, I’d walk right up to heaven and bring you home again. Although my heart is breaking, I understand you needed to go. You were weary and God called you home. I will forever remember the strong, loving and selfless woman you were, and I will be forever grateful for the loving bond we shared. You are and always will be the women I look up to. There are so many memories that I will miss but you are now reunited with your beloved Nicolì and Tonino. I know you will be forever by my side. With all my love Daniella.