Tribute Wall
Sunday
7
March
Visitation atFuneral Home
2:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Sunday, March 7, 2021
Weigand Bros., Inc. Funeral Home
49 Hillside Ave.
Williston Park, New York, United States
Monday
8
March
Mass
10:00 am
Monday, March 8, 2021
Saint Aidan's R.C. Church
505 Willis Ave.,
Williston Park, New York, United States
Final Resting Place
Holy Rood Cemetery
Old Country Rd
Westbury, New York, United States
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Tricia posted a condolence
Monday, March 8, 2021
Larry, we are so sorry for the loss of your beloved mother. She was quite a wonderful woman. I'm sorry we all can not be there with you today but please know we send our thoughts, prayers and love. You can rest assured that your mom is smiling down at you with pride. Whether she ever said it or not, - she has you to be thankful for all the care, comfort and love you gave her. Our sincere condolences to your entire family. - Love, Tricia, Steven and Sandra
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**Suzanne Ruccione posted a condolence
Sunday, March 7, 2021
My Wonderful Aunt Catherine, I don't know where to begin,. I have some many wonderful memories that I will treasure forever. The kind words, the heart to heart talks, the laughs, the cries, the advice, support. making me feel special but most
of all the Love. A memory I have treasured for years and always will is back when I was 4 years old. I lived with my Grandmother. Grandfather, Mom, Dad and Aunt Catherine. My Grandmother would tell me Aunt Catherine is home. I would run and hide behind the door and hear her say where is Suzie? I would jump out and say "here" She would pick me up and give me a big hug and kiss. After dinner she would get out her Steno machine (she was a court Stenographer) and ask me if I wanted to help her work. I would sit on her lap and hit the keys on the machine until I got tired. She always had such patience. I have a picture of us at the steno machine that I cherish. I am thinking back to all the times we took walks, went shopping, to the park, played dolls, games or just watched TV. Those memories are priceless. Aunt Catherine was a strong woman, with a beautiful soul and a strong faith. She was a wonderful wife to Uncle Frank and Mother to Nickie, Frankie, Larry and Tina. She had her share of heartache in life especially loosing Tina at such a young age. Her heart was broken, but she managed to handle that with the love and support of her family and her strong faith in God. Several years ago Larry took her on a trip to Las Vegas where I met them. I hadn't seen them in a long time even though we talked often on the phone it was a wonderful to see them. She often told me how much she enjoyed our trip. That is another great memory i will cherish.
In our phone conversations she would tell me how much she enjoyed and looked forward to her visits with Nickie and Diane. Thank you both for giving her that joy. She said she was very lucky to have all the boys in her life.
Larry, we had so many conversations about you. We talked about how much you did for her and Uncle Frank, how good you were to them. You were an incredible son. I thank you the love and support you gave to her and know that she is looking down and smiling.
Aunt Catherine I love you with all my heart and miss you more and more each day.. Uncle Frank has his Cat-Trine, Tina has her Mom and my grandmother and grandfather have their daughter and my Mother has her little sister and God has his newest Angel. "My Aunt Catherine" I can't say goodbye, so I will say I'll see you later. Love. Susan
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Jennifer DeMarino posted a condolence
Sunday, March 7, 2021
Rest in peace Grandma I will always treasure all our memories together. You were always so kind to me and I always enjoyed our talks together. You made the Holidays so special and the best Lasagna ever!!!Your love for animals has passed on to me I can't be without a dog but Zero was my favorite!! I'm sorry we didn't see each other for awhile life has passed by so fast but thank you for being a Great Grandma and all the beautiful memories xoxo I know you are in a beautiful place with Grandpa now .
Love Always and Forever,
Jennifer
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Rick Ammirati posted a condolence
Sunday, March 7, 2021
Grandma Ammirati, so many memories have been flowing through my mind since you passed on to a better place. This is going to be a bit long but hey 92? That deserves a long lasting tribute and here is One from your Proud Grandson Ricky as you always called me. First I want to thank you for always making me feel special, important and a loved member of the Ammirati Family since I can remember. You always took such an interest in my young life asking questions like “so you have a girlfriend yet?” You motivated me to go out and get one in grade school just so I could impress you next time we spoke. You always had a hidden stash of chocolate chip cookies that I swore were especially just for me as you sat us both in your kitchen and chatted. Your cooking and Thanksgivings were something of legend. When I told other kids we had lasagna on Thanksgiving they couldn’t believe it and your stuffing? Never tasted better and I tell you Louann and I can cook but nobody held a candle to you. Not a Thanksgiving goes by I don’t think of you, in fact it’s my favorite holiday thanks to you and also for putting the TV on for me to watch my beloved Cowboys..You were a strong woman with an internal beauty that radiated with your laugh and smile. Your laugh I’ll never forget, it was so hearty and deep. I can still remember when you visited us in Holbrook and I was about 12 or 13 and dressed as Grandpa by pulling my thermal underwear way over my naval as he did and took a pipe and mustache from Jennifer’s Mr. Potato Head kit and walked out yelling ga ga boo, he shoots steel and he strokes his corn... what I can I say that was a sampling of our beloved Grandpa’s favorite sayings amongst many. My mom who adored you always kept me updated as I would ask for you most every time we spoke. I regret and apologize for not getting in to see you over the years, I deeply regret we did not get in to introduce you to our flock of birds your Birdsons (lol) but I know you would never hold that against me as you were far too loving of your family. As cousin Chuck who’s mom Aunt Francie who was another soul wrote, there wasn’t an animal you couldn’t love. How true, Saint Francis had his hand on you. I’ll never forget Flossy, Buffy and of course my favorite Zero. His name alone tells the whole story of how you and Grandpa saved his life. Zero with his ability to catch a ball could’ve played centerfield for the Yankees! Walter the pigeon was another case of how you and grandpa would do anything for an animal. You prepared me for the beautiful woman I finally settled down with who’s middle name is aptly Francis. She lives her life to help birds live a better life. Thanks to you, I understand and support her everyday in her mission. I want to thank you for all the great memories you gave me as a child, for sacrificing and taking care of my dad Nick and uncle Frank. They both love and think the world of you for how you accepted them. I want to thank Uncle Larry for being a beyond incredible son to you as he always took care of you and grandpa. Everyone should be fortunate to have raised a son like him. In closing I love you more than you will ever know, I am sure you finally got to hug your beautiful daughter again after 50 yrs. something I know you always longed for. Aunt Tina has been by my side and in my heart since the day she left us, I think of her very often and always thank the Lord for letting me know an absolute true Angel...I miss her everyday as did you, I am happy you are back together with her and all your pets that patiently waited for you in heaven. Yes and of course Grandpa Ammirati had to be there yelling Catherine, CAT TRIN who’s gonna feed me dogs??Yes he was an irresistible character one for the ages, I just wonder what color neon socks he had on when they all greeted you??! God Bless you Grandma... I will always remember and love you for the memories you eternally carved in my head and most importantly heart... forever!!! Till we sit and chat again!!! Love Always, Ricky & Louann Ammirati
Jimmy .. posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 2, 2021
So sorry for your loss Larry .. She was such a nice lady .. Sending Prayers ... Jimmy ...
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Chuck Cutolo posted a condolence
Tuesday, March 2, 2021
Many things come to mind when I remember my Aunt Catherine. No animal was ever too small or too awkward to be loved and cared for by her or to be given an interesting name. Over the past few years I enjoyed coming over to her house for lunches and for good conversation and good Italian food from Frantoni's. But, as good as it was, that food couldn't compare with her lasagna which, next to my mother's, was the best I ever had. And, still when it comes to food, I think of her when I'm cooking and use, over and over again, one of the bowls she gave to me as a Christmas present many years ago. Like her, it is practical, long-lasting and welcoming to whatever comes its way. But most of all I remember how supportive she was of the "struggling young author" in me, regardless of how old I was when I would share with her samples of my writing. In fact, my last conversation with her was after she had just received my most recent book. I will always smile when I think of her final kind and encouraging words. Chuck Cutolo
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I’ve been reminiscing about my favorite memories of Grandma this week.. which included her massive Barbie collection and how we use to play with them for hours when I was young, as well as, Checkers and Candy Land.. Sunday dinners and her delicious lasagna and malted milkshakes.. and can’t forget about the game shows specially Wheel of Fortune and the Price is Right.. these are the memories I will always treasure. RIP Grandma ❤️
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I'm so sorry for your loss, your Mom was part of my youth and I truly loved her. She had a beautiful smile, a great laugh and a good sense of humor. This picture is from the last time I saw her and your Dad. I'm so thankful to have known them. Rest in peace Mrs. Ammirati!
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