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Obituary (Left click on foto to enlarge it) Mary Gabriele D'Alois, a 45 year resident of White Plains, NY, died on April 13, 2005. She was 86. Born July 24, 1918 in New York to Quintino and Ninfa Gabriele. Mary worked as an administrative assistant for New York Hospital, Therapeutic activities, and after her retirement, she continued to volunteer there. Mrs. D'Alois was a gentle, loving and dignified lady, who was totally devoted to her family and sacrificed her whole life for them. She is survived by three children: Adrienne Strasberg (Roger); Douglas D'Alois and Christine Stelmack. She is also survived by one brother, Domenic Gabriele, MD and two grandchildren. She was predeceased by her brother, Alfred Gabriele. Visitation will be Friday 2-4 and 7-9 pm at McMahon, Lyon & Hartnett Funeral Home. Mass on Saturday, 11 am, St. Bernard's Church. Entombment, Gate of Heaven Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Heart Association or the American Cancer Society. MCMAHON, LYON & HARTNETT FUNERAL HOME, INC. 491 Mamaroneck Avenue, White Plains (914) 949-7777
Ave Maria, full of gentleness and grace, the Lord has always been with thee. Blessed art thou amongst women and blessed has been the fruit of thy womb, Adrienne, Douglas and Christine. Dearest Mary, pray for us, mourners now, and please be there to console us at the hour of our death. Amen
posted by Dom Gabriele @ 9:35 PM
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Dear Dr. Gabriele,
Lorna called me this morning and asked that I forward to you the global e-mail that Diane Clark and Laurel Torres of the Volunteer Department sent to the Hospital regarding Aunt Mary’s death. It is still difficult for me to realize that Aunt Mary is no longer with us - she was so much a part of New York Presbyterian. I certainly enjoyed having lunch with her over the years and felt that she was also my “Aunt Mary” I do miss her and I send you my deepest sympathy.
Fondly,
Ruth Davis
This is a copy of the global e-mail
It is with great and tremendous sadness that the Volunteer Department announces the passing of Mary D’Alois. Mary worked for the Westchester Division for 15 years as an Administrative Secretary and upon retiring in 1992, became a volunteer and worked in our office for the past 15 years on a weekly basis.
In her memory, the Volunteer Department will be accepting donations from Mary’s friends at the hospital in order to place a star in the chapel. For those who knew Mary, she was truly a lady of class and elegance. She will be greatly missed but forever remembered in our hearts.
Diane Clark
Laurel Torres
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