Condolences

I first met Barbara through her beautiful-inside-and-out daughter Kristin, and clearly the apple didn't fall far from the tree. Barbara was one of the most kind and warm people anyone could ever hope to meet.

One incident particularly demonstrated her loving and selfless nature: As I recently was recuperating from a relatively mild procedure, Kristin showed up at my door bearing a card and a box of treats from her mother. Precious Barbara, in the midst of fighting her last battle for life, had to make sure that she gave a get-well gift to me!

Barbara, you were an angel incarnate, and now you're a real angel. We love you.

Ben,

We are so sorry to hear of Snooky's passing. We'll cherish the many fond memories of sharing our youth with her. May God sustain you in your grief.
Sal and Kathy Cozzolino

Ben: While I didn't know you or Snooky personally, Bernie always spoke so fondly of you two. He kept in touch with so many from GHS before he passed away, and I know he'd want me to extend c
odolences on behalf of our family. Sincerely , Anne Frank

Dear Mr. Ciocca: My sincere sympathies upon the loss of your wife. I remember way back working at G.E. with you, and you speaking so fondly of your wife. If there is anything I can do for you, please reach out. I live in Parrish, FL, in the same County as you, since 2000. I have been working in Sarasota at City Hall for many years. Again, my sympathy. I remember you celebrating your 25th wedding anniversary!

We will all,miss you wonderful. Cousin to all the anadio family many talks bs k and forth rip

I remember Mrs Ciocca fondly growing up. She always had a warm welcome smile and greeting for me when I visited her daughter Kristin. I express my deepest condolences to Mr. Ciocca, Kristin and all of their family members during this difficult time. Heaven definitely gained another angel with Barbara.