by C.J. Martello
Let me say that many of us have left Roseland but we've never left behind the people, places or good times that Roseland gave us. The rich history and connection that we have carried with us these many years is borne out in the respect we have for many of those we knew in our youth who are now elderly.
Among these "precious gems" from our youth that have always shined brightly when we recall them is the late Anne Ronzani. Anne Ronzani (nee Lavarda), passed away June 5, one day before her 97th birthday. She was the wife for 61 years of the late Carl Ronzani, and mother of Richard C. Ronzani.
Fonte: Fra Noi
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