McKenzie Lydia J. of Chester, PA passed peacefully on Jan. 4, 2017 surrounded by her loving family on her journey to her next life.Mother of the late Robert Boyce, Richard Boyce, daughter of the late James & Lydia Gamberoni, sister of the late Barbara Crothers. Loving mother of Lydia (Carlo) Quattrone, Kenneth (Regina) Boyce. AlsoContinue Reading
left a message on January 12, 2017:
Rest in peace
paula
left a message on January 9, 2017:
Lydia what a sweet,funny lovable woman you are. On earth and now in heaven. You shared my twin bother in laws birthdays, and from that moment on, we were friends. Be at peace Lydia and God Bless your Family.
daniel mcfadden
left a message on January 9, 2017:
Lyd you use to always make me laugh for many years you where my alarm clock waking me every morning to get the kids up for school spending Holidays and vacations with you Spike and our family a lot of good times keep on cheesein and keep everyone up there laughing, much LOVE Tweetil (DeJay)
Brenda Roberts
left a message on January 9, 2017:
In our short time, it was a pleasure to know you, your smile and sweet personality will be truly missed. Rest well lovely lady!
Denise Crain
left a message on January 9, 2017:
Lydia, I've had the pleasure of your friendship for over 40 years. From the moment I met you, I felt very inspired by your very determined nature. I remember visiting you on Saybrook Ave while you would be preparing dinner for your family. I always offered my help, but you always wanted to do it on your own. You always did a great job. You actually taught me how to cut onions and potatoes! Over the years we shared many things, had many laughs and cried on each other's shoulders. You will forever hold a place in my and my family's hearts. I take comfort only in knowing that you are reunited with Spike, Richie, Bobby, your sister and your parents. I love you Lydia. Rest in peace sweet Angel.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Regina (Gamberoni) Dashiell
left a message on January 7, 2017:
Love you Aunt Lydia
Peter Markellos
left a message on January 7, 2017:
You were already an angel, when you were here, Lydia. Thank you, for the decades of love, happiness, friendship, and family bond. You won't be forgotten. Your children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, friends and relatives carry your beautiful spirit. You are greatly loved, and now, sadly, missed. Be at peace, dear Lydia.
Maria Ripoli
left a message on January 7, 2017:
Lydia, I will always remember you as Daniela's feisty grandmother. The short period that I knew you, you were very kind and caring and I remember our little talks in the living room. May your spirit live on in the hearts of your family,to the Family you have my deepest condolences may God provide you with the strength you need during this trying time. Maria
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left a message on January 12, 2017:
Rest in peace
paula
left a message on January 9, 2017:
Lydia what a sweet,funny lovable woman you are. On earth and now in heaven. You shared my twin bother in laws birthdays, and from that moment on, we were friends. Be at peace Lydia and God Bless your Family.
daniel mcfadden
left a message on January 9, 2017:
Lyd you use to always make me laugh for many years you where my alarm clock waking me every morning to get the kids up for school spending Holidays and vacations with you Spike and our family a lot of good times keep on cheesein and keep everyone up there laughing, much LOVE Tweetil (DeJay)
Brenda Roberts
left a message on January 9, 2017:
In our short time, it was a pleasure to know you, your smile and sweet personality will be truly missed. Rest well lovely lady!
Denise Crain
left a message on January 9, 2017:
Lydia, I've had the pleasure of your friendship for over 40 years. From the moment I met you, I felt very inspired by your very determined nature. I remember visiting you on Saybrook Ave while you would be preparing dinner for your family. I always offered my help, but you always wanted to do it on your own. You always did a great job. You actually taught me how to cut onions and potatoes! Over the years we shared many things, had many laughs and cried on each other's shoulders. You will forever hold a place in my and my family's hearts. I take comfort only in knowing that you are reunited with Spike, Richie, Bobby, your sister and your parents. I love you Lydia. Rest in peace sweet Angel.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Regina (Gamberoni) Dashiell
left a message on January 7, 2017:
Love you Aunt Lydia
Peter Markellos
left a message on January 7, 2017:
You were already an angel, when you were here, Lydia. Thank you, for the decades of love, happiness, friendship, and family bond. You won't be forgotten. Your children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, friends and relatives carry your beautiful spirit. You are greatly loved, and now, sadly, missed. Be at peace, dear Lydia.
Maria Ripoli
left a message on January 7, 2017:
Lydia, I will always remember you as Daniela's feisty grandmother. The short period that I knew you, you were very kind and caring and I remember our little talks in the living room. May your spirit live on in the hearts of your family,to the Family you have my deepest condolences may God provide you with the strength you need during this trying time. Maria
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