I came to know Lillian by sitting and talking with her at OLV Church in Wayne. We came to find out that my husband was her son's supervisor in the Totowa Post office. She was such a nice lady and funny too. I was in shock when our friend Peggy told me at church tonight(4-10-10) God rest her soul.I will miss her.
Those of us who were lucky enough to know Lill consider ourselves fortunate. She always made us feel like family and we'll miss her sweet smile and kind ways. May God welcome you into his home as you always welcomed us.
We always hope we can have our loved ones forever, but the memories we have of them remain a blessing.
The Liguori family will be in my thoughts and prayers during this time of sorrow.
No time on earth is long enough to share with those we love or to prepare our hearts for goodbye. May time soften the pain until all that remains is the comfort of memories and the love, always the love. My deepest thoughts and prayers are with you all during this difficult time.
Woman of faith. Worked for her family. Lived with love and grace. May her spirit live on thru all her children, grand children and great grand child.
She is now with the Lord. Bless her famly and may the peace of Christ be with them now.
We will ALWAYS cherish all the wonderful memories of you. We see so much of you in your children and they will continue to remind us of your warm smile & your calm-gentle ways. Enjoy feeding the seagulls with pops in heaven.
The few times we meet in Atlantic City, It was a joy. Your Smile was wonderful, I will miss all those hello's I get from you threw your wonerful daughter Paula. Everytime I go to A.C. I will think of you Lllian, may you rest in peace dear. I'll cheer for your YANKEES for you this year !
