Birth date: Mar 23, 1935 Death date: Jun 14, 2020
Julia Mastrosimone, 85, born in Geneva, Alabama, passed away peacefully on June 14, 2020 in Naples, FL. Loving wife to the late Angelo J. Mastrosimone of Trenton, NJ. Dear Mother to Donna and Keith Doran, Joseph and Denise Mastros Read Obituary
Granny,
I wish I could properly thank you for all the decades of love and support you have given. You were a pillar in my life, never wavering, always there to lend a hand or a supportive word. I miss you so very much, life isn't the same without you here. Thank you for always loving me, and being my Granny.
“Granny” was always there growing up as kids when I would come down to Florida every summer. We sure gave her a run for her money but she secretly loved every moment of it. Years later when I would visit as an adult our conversations had evolved so much; it was a warming feeling to see how easily we could connect and reminisce; truly special moments. Thank you for always being there for us every summer and for all the memories; you will be greatly missed. -Love Always, Jaimie
Danielle ~ I am so sorry for your loss!!! She was such a wonderful woman!!! I have nothing but fond memories of her and you(& your dad of course) Please know that you all have made such an impact on me growing up and how much I loved you then and NOW!!! I still often talk about the beautiful memories we had growing up together on the softball field...although many, many years have past, I cannot tell you how much you guys still mean to me!! Much love my dear friend...❤️❤️❤️
So sorry to hear about Mrs. Mastrosimone. I spend many days growing up at their house. I will always remember her “yelling” at me to put shoes on. I still prefer to be barefoot 40+ years later. My prayers are with you all.
Mrs.Julia thank you so much for coming to my babyshower. It saddens me that you were never able to meet my baby girl but I know you are watching over her. Enjoy it up there and put in a good word for us ❤️😬
Thank you for opening your home and your heart to me Julia. I wouldn't have been able to make it with Juli if I hadn't passed the Grandma test. Thank you for allowing me the greatest love of my life.
I'm so grateful you let me live with you the last couple of years. I'll never forget our nightly talks on the couch or how much Wiggles loved you. She would chase her tail and you'd always say, "Wiggles, what're you gonna do with it when you catch it?!" And I'm sorry I didn't spend any time with you the last couple of months because of Covid, but I'll always carry you in my heart everywhere I go ❤️ I love you bunches my angel 👼
