Phyllis M. Chinappi
August 26, 1941 ~ June 20, 2011
Phyllis Chinappi died on Monday, June 20, 2011. She was predeceased by her parents, Espedito and Florence (Pennello) Chinappi. Phyllis is survived by her sister and brother-in-law, Mary and Larry Percy; nephew, Jason; niece, Ariana and great-nephews, Tyler and Jacob. Also surviving Phyllis are her aunt, Lisa Pennello; special cousins, Michael Morimando, Mary (David) Phelps and many other relatives. A special thanks to Lew and MaryEllen Whipple and Carol Raferty for their kindness and friendship over the years. Phyllis is most grateful to Dr. Mary Mathew for her constant care. Our deep appreciation to the nurses and staff at St. John's.
At Phyllis' request there were no calling hours. A private internment service will be held at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
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I am so sorry for your loss. I remember Phyllis in our younger years from the old neighborhood. Those were such good memories. My thoughts and prayers are with the Chinappi and Pennello families at this sad time. A thought that helps me is ‘Perhaps they are not stars in the sky, but tiny openings for our loved ones to shine through to let us know they are happy.’ Phyllis is in Heaven and shining down on all of you. She is at peace.
With my deepesst sympathy,
Malora (Iacubucci) Zavaglia
I do not know if you remember me, b8ut
I lived next door to the Pennellos, and
i used to walk phyllis to school every-
day.
i wish I had looked her up when I left
Burrows street and now it is too late!
My condolences to her family and if any-
one has a recent picture of her could you
please send one to my e-mail address?
Thank you Ann (DiCicco) (Giardina) Loeb
I just wrote a message and asked that
someone in the family send me a recent
picture of Phyllis if they can, but forgot
to include muy e-mail address,which is:
lbna39@frontiernet.net.
I used to walk Phyllis to school when
we very young. Never saw her again.
I am so sorry I did not try harder to find
her!!
Sincerely Ann (DiCicco) Loeb
I was so sorry to learn of Phyllis’s passing and didn’t know of her illness.
I worked with her at Erdman Anthony Associates for a few years and always enjoyed her sense of humor as well as her love of family.
My sypmathy goes out to her family and friends.
I worked with Phyllis for many years at E&A, she was a great person. My thoughts & prayers are with her family.
i’m sorryfor your loss i thought of Phyllis often Jim
Mary- So sorry to hear about Phyllis’ passing. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Joy
My condolences for your loss. It is reassuring knowing she is at peace. Thinking of you, Mary, and remembering good times with our families. Anita
So sorry to hear the news of Phyllis’ passing. Our parents were best friends, stood up in each other’s weddings and christened each other’s eldest children, Phyllis and I. When the Chinappi’s lived on Avery Street in the 50’s Phyllis and I used to play games on the porches for hours with the Mitrano girls and other neighbors. I’m sure Uncle Speed, Aunt Florence, Uncle Tony and Aunt Rosie were waiting for Phyllis with open arms. God Bless.