Palma Marie Aiello
December 3, 1922 - November 6, 2004
Obituary
Palma was a loving and generous mother, grandmother, and great grandmother. Palma was preceeded in death by her husband, Santo: sisters, Teresa and Virginia and brother, Vince. She is survived by sister, Eleanor; sons, Robert, William, and James; 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Palma’s funeral mass will be Wednesday, November 10th at 11:00am at Holy Family Church, 9622 20th Ave SW.
Dear Aiello family:
I worked with Palma for years at USDHUD. I remember what a wonderfully knowledgable person she was in the field of mortgage credit. Such a practical, straightforward person and full of fun and love of her co-workers. She even helped me with a knitting project and taught me how to do the cable stitch properly! I’ll always remember her kindnesses. I’m no sorry she’s gone and that I didn’t keep in touch with her after her retirement. My prayers are with you all as you go through the grief process. Blessings always!
Love, Jan Pruatt ;-
To Billy, Bobby and Jimmy. You may not remember us but we were neighbors of yours when you lived on Woodley. We are very sorry to hear of your loss. I will always remember her as one of the best neighbors we ever had. Also she taught me how to make the best Italian Spahgette that my family enjoyed. It was nice to have all you kids around. I have a lot of pictures that were taken back then and if any of you care to share them let me know. It would also be nice to meet all of you again and catch up on yourlives. Evelyn Helen and Marilyn are all still in the area and we have found the Albins that lived across the street from you. They are all close by.I know that this is a very hard time for you as we lost Lyle in June but we all have good memories of our loved ones and you had a very special Mom. She will always have a place in my list of the best friends. Our prayers are with you. The bracken’s