Saturday, April 18, 2020
Nicole Trivigno
Nicole was a happy child. I was her nurse from the time she was 4 until she was about 11 or 12. I pushed her all over Williston Park in her wheelchair. Everyone knew and loved her. All the stores and neighbors welcomed her. We would sing all over town. Her favorite song at that time was Baby Beluga. When she loved and activity or a song she would say, “Again!” I remember one block party when her mother Lisa was roller skating and took Nicole for a ride. They rode to all the booths and families and when they were done, of course Nicole said, “Again!”
I am grateful that Lisa invited all her old nurses, therapists and friends to her 21st birthday party. It was wonderful to see her growth and how happy she still was. I was able to visit her and her boyfriend at her second home. She shared the same joy and love there that she carried with her always.
I know she is with Jesus. She loved going to church, to Catholic mass, on Sundays, and had received her communion with the parish class. Now she knows God in God’s fullness as she was welcomed into her eternal home.
