Love-Tate, Keith, and Lester
This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Constance Bernardo, 76, born on September 23, 1935 and passed away on April 26, 2012. We will remember her forever.
Constance Bernardo, 76
Constance “Connie” Bernardo, 76, of Ewing Township, NJ, died at 3:05 PM, Thursday, April 26, 2012 at The Saint Francis Hospice in Trenton, NJ. She was born September 23, 1935 in Garysburg, NC, to William and Alice Lane. She married Lester L Bernardo Jr. on March 15, 1955 and he survives.
Also surviving are her three sons, Lester L III, Leo “Tate” Bernardo of Ewing Township, NJ, and Keith (Rose) Bernardo of Saint Georges, DE; three granddaughters, Kiyana (Coltrane) Stansbury of Orange, NJ, Taheria and Mariah Bernardo of Raleigh, NC; five grandsons, Anthony, Eric, and Cameron Bernardo of Saint Georges, DE, Christopher (Amanda) Bernardo of Killeen,Tx, Matthew Bernardo of Goldsboro, NC; one great granddaughter, Hope and four great grandsons, Zaire, Noah, and Malcolm Stansbury of Orange, NJ, and Christopher D Bernardo Jr of Killeen, TX; one brother Dennis (Kay) Lane of Bellingham, WA. Including a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins from both Lane and Bernardo families.
Her father, mother, sister Janice; and brothers Patrick Leon and William A. Lane Jr. preceded her in death.
Constance was a long time resident of Ewing Township where she lived since leaving her childhood home in Newark (Westfield), NJ, at the age of 24. She graduated with honors from West side High School of Newark, NJ, where she was a majorette in the marching band, played the violin in the school orchestra, and participated in various athletic activities such as track. She retired, after twenty years, from the United States Postal Service in Hamilton Township, NJ.
She loved to cook and spend quality time with her family, she also enjoyed gourmet food and fine dining. She loved playing the piano and singing opera as well as classical music.
A memorial service will be held at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 315 First Street Westfield, NJ 07090 at 11a.m. on Saturday May 26, 2012. In lieu of flowers, friends and relatives may visit online www.Constance-Bernardo.forevermissed.com to sign the memory book and extend condolences to the family. Memorials may also be made to the National Brain Tumor Society at www.braintumor.org
If there are any questions please feel free to contact:
Keith H Bernardo at kbernardo@b42incentives.com or (609) 420-0651
Directions can be obtained through the link below.
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Leave a tributeLove-Tate, Keith, and Lester
Was thinking alot about you today as i remember your passing to heaven 3 years ago today. Not a day goes by where i don't think of you in some way shape or form. I love you more than i can even imagine and it's as if you are still here with all of us again. I know i speak for Les, Keith, Dad, and Uncle Dennis when i say thank you for all of the precious memories that you gave us over the years. We love you and we will never forget you. Until we meet again, may you continue to be blessed and cared for by God. Thank you :)
Tate
May God bless, comfort and keep you during your hours of bereavement.
I see the beautiful poised dazzle of Aunt Connie,
I feel the fierce Lane blood in her spirit
Coursing through her
In the future
I see in her, the unforgettable grace and elegance
That Aunt Connie brought to our lives
Keith you are the nicest guy and so much fun to be around. I'm sure your mother had a lot to do with you being such a great guy!
Love you guys.
Niccie
Some people don’t understand
Just to get one more day
When our parent walked this land
You and your mum where best of friends
Remember that’s what you told me
So speak like she’s still here
Tell your kids the stories
So don’t be ashamed
Because I am not
To talk about them
They gave us a lot
A pause in what's to be,
A resting place along the road,
to sweet eternity.
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Love-Tate, Keith, and Lester
Thoughts of My Wonderful Grandmother
My Growing Up Friend
My sincere condolences to Lester and sons and the entire Bernardo and Lane
families. Connie was in my First Holy Communion class and many processions on certain Holy Days at Queen of Angels Church. During our earlier years, we enjoyed roller skating, seeing the Ice Capades in New York, etc. I spent many fun times with the Lane family visiting South Beach, and cookouts at South Mt. Reservation. When thinking of her I remember her gentle way,the twinkle in her eyes, and when we put on those records learning to do the Mambo and Cha Cha. Those memories are still so vivid. She will remain in my prayers as will the rest of her family. Love and Peace Dolly
Treasured Moments
I treasure every moment
you spent in life with me. I hoped to have you longer,
but it’s not meant to be.
You left this world so suddenly.
I think my heart went too.
I feel so lost and lonely,
and I cry from missing you.
I know you’re in a better place.
I know you’re happy there.
I know one day I’ll join you,
but the wait is hard to bear.
My heart feels like its breaking
as I try to carry on. You were my life, my everything,
but now sweetheart, you’ve gone.
I’ll count the years until the time
I join you there above.
Where then we’ll be, eternally,
together again my love.