I often think of you and your smile, your laugh, how we joked around, how I’d often pick you up at the train station and you’d spend the day with me and my family. We would all have a great time together. Miss you and your special presence.
This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Jeannie Denaro. We will remember her forever.
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Leave a tributeI often think of you and your smile, your laugh, how we joked around, how I’d often pick you up at the train station and you’d spend the day with me and my family. We would all have a great time together. Miss you and your special presence.
There is still the empty space here on Earth. No one can replace you.
Your memorial card has remained on my refrigerator door for nearly five years, held there by a small magnet that says "Shalom".
Your photo reminds me to try to live each day in a spirit of peace... and it reminds me that tomorrow is not guaranteed.
I wonder what life is like for you, in the Heaven of heavens.
Tomorrow I'll light a candle: a tribute to you, a reminder to me.
All thanks to God for all that you were, and for all that you are.
Matthew 22:30 "At the resurrection people will neither marry nor be given in marriage. They will be like the angels in heaven."
Lisa Cortina
PS: The Rangers are really good this year!
Grace, I was thinking the same thing watching the news on Wednesday... What would Jeannie say?!
RIP dear friend
By the way, I can just imagine what you are saying about our newly elected president.
Love
Christine
Impossible that it's been two years. Miss you.
Miss you so much and think of you all the time. Bob and I still laugh at some of the fun memories we have shared with you and all the times you made us laugh. That is a gift you have given us forever.
Always with love, Debbie
Miss you.
I try always to remember, don't cry because life is over, smile because it happened.
Miss you all the time.
Debra
Thinking of your family, hello to Grace, Luca, your dad and all the Denaros.
Love,
Olivia
Think of you so often - feel your energy as strong as ever. You are amazing!
Blessings to all.
With much love always, Lisa and Family
xoxoxo
I will light a candle for you this weekend and weather permitting, perhaps a torch. xxxooo
Lisa and Declan!! xoxoxo
Love and Peace.
Happy Birthday, Jeannie!
Happy 50th wherever you are. Missing you so much! Missing sending you cards and getting cards from you. You never forgot a birthday or holiday. Your thoughtfulness made all if us feel special. Remembering the many times you came in the spring to visit us and happily offered to help me plant flowers. It doesn't seem real you are not here with us, I know so many family and friends are thinking of you today. My thoughts are with you Grace and the whole Denaro family today.
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I often think of you and your smile, your laugh, how we joked around, how I’d often pick you up at the train station and you’d spend the day with me and my family. We would all have a great time together. Miss you and your special presence.
Twin Towers with Jeannie
I met Jeannie at her college graduation as a friend of my sister, Ruth. I remember hanging out with her and Ruth in an outdoor cafe in Hoolihan's in suburban MD. She was the most entertaining person and I loved to hear her self-deprecating comparions of herself to her beautiful sister, Grace. I never met Grace, but Jeannie could paint stories that were just so fun to hear, to watch her tell and to laugh at. I think Jeannie could have been a comedian. If there was ever a person that to know is to love, it was Jeannie. I went to New York City with some hairdresser friends in 1991 and while the hairdressers were going to a convention, I had the day to myself. Ruth gave me Jeannie's phone number and I thought we should go to the Empire State Building, but she let me know, Oh no, we need to go to the Twin Towers. They are much higher than the Empire State Building. I have Jeannie to thank for having experienced something that is no more. A few hours with her and to a place that is part of World history, really. I was always fascinated with her because she loved life and people and food so much. I really didn't know her that well, but since she was an open book, you felt so included being with her. I feel very lucky to have known Jeannie. She lived her life fully and that is something I truly admire her for.
Weddings and other big events
I must have attended at least 4 or 5 weddings as Jeannie's "Date", whether planned in advance, or we just paired up at the Wedding, being good friends showing up as stags for the party to be had. The weddings included her brother Andrew's, Kevin Vogel, Tommy Tung's and I am sure a few others of mutual friends from college. One of the most fun nights to be had was due to John Berner's score of a dozen invites to one of the many Inaugural Balls, held in DC for Bill Clinton. We all got to go to one "environmental Ball", where Al Gore was in attendance (at least for part of it). Jeannie loved big gala events, whether weddings, balls of importance, or simply a Night at the Opera.