All Obituaries

  God’s Servant Gloria Miller’s life journey began on July 10, 1931. Gloria was the fifth of seven children of the late Blunt and Rachel Jernigan.  She attended Elher place of birth, Brooklyn, New York.  Gloria Miller met the love of her life the late Thomas Miller Jr., and was captivated by his kindness, charm and wit. They married on July 3, 1955. To this union, they became proud parents of the late Karen A. Miller.  Aunt Doe dearly loved her family...

Marie C. Monico (nee Paluello) Beloved Wife, Mother and Grandmother Marie C. Monico was a native Staten Islander. She was the oldest daughter to Louis and Aida Paluello born on 3-22-1940. She is survived by her sister Edith. She described her original family as being like a TV family with the ideal father and mother who loved each other passionately and she adored her baby sister. Marie’s family was devastated by the loss of her father who passed away at 52 years of age and this...

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     Angela Amato, 50, from Brooklyn, New York, lost her courageous 5-year battle with cancer on Monday, April 26, 2021. She was a beautiful, kind and admirable soul, gone too soon. A loving mother, grandmother, daughter and sister, Angela is survived by her mother, Emilia Magliulo, her sisters, Virginia and Sandra Amato, her children, Frank and Jacqueline Bonavero, and her grandchildren, Aidan and Elena Losch. True to her name, Angela blessed this world with her grace, beauty...

In following the guidelines requested by the CDC and the NYS Department of Health all visitors are required to wear face masks covering nose and mouth while in the building. We request that all be mindful of social distancing protocols while visiting. To be respectful of the immediate family, we respectfully ask that visits be kept brief, approximately 20 minutes, to allow others the same opportunity while adhering to the regulations. Thank you.

Master Sergeant Robert Lee Edwards., retired, passed away on April 25, 2021 at Staten Island University Hospital North at the age of 91. Robert or as his close friends and family calls him Bob or “PapaBob”, was born on November 2, 1929 in Minden Nebraska to Deborah and Lewis Edwards. Bob was a decorated US Air Force who was honorably discharged in August of 1971 with under 30 years of service. He grew up in a farm in Sumas Washington with his 5 brothers and sisters. Bob settled...