Evelyn L. Santaniello

It is with great sorrow and sadness that I tell family and friends that at 12:51 on November 18, my mom left us. She joined my dad and she did it on her own terms. She wanted to die at home in her own bed. She finally got home at a few minutes after 11:00 PM, we got her in bed and at 12:51 she said goodbye. She has joined my father, the love of her life (1949-2002), and is no longer feeling any pain.

She is survived by her children Marie Elizabeth, Joseph Salvatore, Michael Nathaniel, Salvatore and Jo-Ann Santaniello Seberg. Mother-in-Law of Catherine and Scott.

Grandmother of Robert Thomas, Salvatore Louis, Samantha-Jo Marie, Sarah Jo-Ann, Nicholas Scott, Kyle Joseph, Julia Grace, Evelyn Faith and Joseph Charles.

GG to Sophia Sheila, Luna Marie, London Nicole, Delilah Rose and Anias Jade

Survived by special mentions, Charles Butler (Terri) –Theresa Lattner (sister-in-law). The Zawalich family (Diane, Eddie, Steven, and Kim) Biker Babe. Several nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews as well as many good friends.

She was one of a kind and she will be missed. Good-bye Mom, with all our love always and forever. You were the best.

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