Gail Turchetti
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GREECE: Friday, May 11, 2007 at age 54. Gail went home to be with the Lord after a courageous battle with breast cancer. She is predeceased by her husband, William J. Turchetti. Gail is survived by her daughters, Brieanne (Daniel) McLaughlin & Elana Rounding; mother, Patricia Rounding; brother, John (Georgia) Rounding, Jr.; sister, Wendy (Douglas) DeWitte, Karen (Michael) Desens, Tracy (William) Nowak; several nieces, nephews and cousins; many friends Friends may call, Monday 4-7 P.M. at Vay-Schleich and Meeson Funeral Home, 1075 Long Pond Road. Her Memorial Service will be held, Tuesday 11 A.M. at Hope Lutheran Church, 1301 Vintage Lane. Interment held at the convenience of family.. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Daystar, 47 Lochnavar Parkway, Rochester NY 14534 or a charity of your choice in her memory.
Brie & Dan- We were so very sorry to hear of your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Brian and Jane Taber (Jenn VanDerwerken’s parents)
Brieanne and Elana you have my deepest sympathies. I met you all thru your father whom I went to school with and followed his band around. Your mother was the kindest most easy going loving person I have had the pleasure of knowing. She will be sadly missed. Gail you leave behind a empty spot in my heart. Love you, Mike
Brieanne, please know my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time.
Brieanne, I am so very sorry for the loss of you and your family. Your mother raised a wonderful, caring daughter and I am sure she will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Emily
Brieanne, I am so very sorry to hear about your Mom. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Brieanne, I am very sorry for your loss. Thinking of you, Kristin
Brieanne, We are so very sorry for your loss. Please know that we are thinking of you and all your family and keeping you in our thoughts and prayers. We are here for you now and always. We are sending you all our love…
Dear Elana We are so sorry to hear about your Mom’s passing. Below are some comments from the Nursing Department Faculty and Staff Bidwell-Cerone: Elana has walked the walk this semester. She moved home in order to be her mother’s caregiver and, in so doing, made it possible for her to die at home, which was her mother’s last wish. What a great example of a fine nurse and human being. SB-C O’Toole: Some students have more than is fair to bear- and they bear it with grace that is inspiring. Lovett: Elana is a tremendous help to me in the planning of the pinning ceremony. I would like her on my team any day. She is very effective and displays great leadership abilities. All: We are all with you and pray for your family. Our deepest condolences to you and your family. Your family is blessed to have you.
Gail touched many lives during her life journey. Her smile was contagious. She was a special high school classmate of mine. I will always treasure the memories of her friendship. The Lord has chosen Gail to be with Him now. She is no longer suffering. Her pain is gone. I am thankful for that. She will always be with us in our thoughts and prayers. God will comfort all of us with His love, which will gradually ease our heartache with peace. Love in Him, Pam
Gail was a caring person, who was well thought of by many of her fellow Webster High school classmates. She is sorely missed, and remains in our thoughts and prayers.
Gail was a powerful inspiration to me. She served God with reckless abandon. I am happy for her that she is now in the place we all find our hope for in anticipation of heaven. She will be missed but she is with Jesus now…praise be to Him!
Gail was my next door neighbor for many years. One could not hope to find a more loving and compassionate person. Often, during our conversations, she would say, ‘Someday I will be with the Lord.’ In spite of the loss to her friends, I’m sure she will be embraced in the loving arms of her Lord for all eternity. We who experienced your love and friendship will never forget you. May you rest in peace with the angels. Ed
Gail was the strongest person I knew. I will miss my very close friend.
Hi Brieanne, I am so saddended to hear about your Mom. I just lost my father to cancer and I know how hard it is. Please let me know if you ever want to talk. I’ll be thinking of you and your family. -Elizabeth Williams from VCC
I am deeply saddened to hear of Gail’s passing. I went to school and worked with her husband Bill for many years before his passing sometime ago. He was a great friend and he and Gail were always generous and gracious. Although I know they won’t remember me, as I have not seen Brieanne and Elana since they were both very small, my deepest sympathies go out to you both and your family. You are and have always been in my prayers.
I thank God we had 12 wonderful years and tears. I miss you already. But I know we will see each other someday. Your faith in the Lord was so inspiring. Brieanne, Dan, and Elana my heart breaks for and with you. I love you. Love Sandy and Richard
I was saddened to hear the news of Gail’s passing and felt deeply for you, Brieanne and Elana. However, I remember what a good mother she was and raised you both to be strong. I’ve known Gail since grade school. We met at Ola’s pool. We became closer after high school when we learned we both have 2 daughters. My sympathies to you Pat and the rest of the family.
I worked with Gail at Daystar and loved her. What a nice, sincere, talented, optimistic lady to be around. She absolutely loved the babies and had such a special way with them. I did not realize till now that we shared the same birthday. I have been thinking of her often since I last saw her and am so sorry her fight had to end. We will all miss her. My sincere sympathy to her daughters and all her family.
I’m so sorry to hear about Gail’s passing. I was looking forward to seeing her this summer at the class reunion. I will always picture her with that smile on her face. She was such a kind hearted person. My thoughts and prayers are with her family.
May your soul rest in peace.
My baby sister, you have made such a difference in so many lives,especially mine. You have been an inspiration to all of us with your kindness, gentle spirit, graciousness and generosity. I miss you and our special times and Friday nights at Mom’s. Your fight was a hard one, I am happy you are free. I love you Gail, the void is painful but the memories are helping. Your girls are blessed to have had you as a Mom. In Jesus’s love , Karen
My heart is full of sadness as well as Joy for Gail and her family. She’s up in heaven w/ the Lord and out of pain-thats my Joy, my sadness is she’s gone from all of us. I’ve know Gail since we were 15-Freshmen in High School and we were able to stay in touch w/ each other thru the many years of adulthood, marriages & children. Being w/ her on our High School Reunion Comm. these last 5 years reaffirmed our friendship, we’ll pray for your girls and family! Love Mary & Paul
My precious sister Gail, You are home and you are free. I shall never forget how you ‘carried’ me through VBS,. I was the teacher, you were the assistant. You and I know full well that you were in charge and that you carried me and our precious little ones all week. I remember sister your incredible gifts of artistry and insight. I remember how much you talked about your own ‘babies’, how much you loved them, how you were so proud of them. Now you are home, save us a place, and tell our Savior how much we love him. Our prayers to your precious angels. With sadness, joy, and humilty, Lin Cederstrom
Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family of Gail, Gail was a nurse for our daugher Kaylynn, she touched our daughters life with her kindness and love, we will never forget her and her memory with live on with Kaylynn for all she taught and gave her, we will always love Gail.
To all of those who knew and loved dear Gail. We will miss her terribly at Daystar. We have been missing her for some time. Gail was so generous with her time and talent and her love for all the babies and staff. Because of her competence, optimism and gentle spirit, her very presence brought comfort and calm to all of those around her. God speed, Gail. We love you. Julia Alaimo
To my dear friend Karen and her family, My heartfelt condolences on your loss. With love, Fredda
To MY Rounding family, I sorry I am not there in person, but my heart and love go out to you all. Gail will truly be missed. Love Georgia
We were Gail’s ‘across the street neighbors’ for five years. No matter the season, she always had a smile, a wave and a kind word for us. She will be missed. Our most sincere sympathies go out to Gail’s family and other friends.
You lived out the joy of the Lord. We witnessed His love and grace in your life. We share your hope placed in a Savior who extends life to us, beyond what we deserve…and freely for all who believe. Hallelujah, He is risen. Blessings to you, until we meet again. Love in Christ, Jerry and Mary