Edna Palazzolo

Edna Palazzolo

December 14, 1920 - October 15, 2020
Laguna Woods California

Edna Palazzolo

December 14, 1920 - October 15, 2020
Laguna Woods California

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Edna Palazzolo

Edna was born in Brooklyn, New York on December 14th, 1920 and sadly passed from this life on October 14th, 2020. She moved with her parents and older sister Mary to Navesink, New Jersey and later to Union Beach, New Jersey, attending elementary school there and graduating from Keyport High School in 1938.

She worked for a short time in New York City for Dorothy Gray and Helena Rubenstein Cosmetics. Then she began a 30-year career in government service, starting with Fort Monmouth, New Jersey, then Griffiths Air Force Base in New York, and finishing her career at Edwards Air Force Base in California.

Edna led an exciting and adventurous life, traveling around the world with the love of her life, Joe Palazzolo, and after Joe’s passing, settling ultimately in Laguna Woods, California.

She was predeceased by her parents, John and Helen Makowska Petkefegg, her stepfather Frank Dubinskey, her sister Mary Maklowski, nephew Joseph Maklowski, and niece Mary Bailey. She is survived by her niece Florence Bracken and husband Richard, nephew Bill Bailey, nephew Edward Maklowski and wife Deborah, and niece Debra Maklowski. Several grand-nieces and nephews and great-grand-nieces and nephews.

After Joe’s passing, she continued to travel occasionally with friends on Senior trips and pursued her love of visiting casinos. She will always be loved and missed by the many who knew her.

 

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3 responses to Edna Palazzolo

  1. Auntie Edna,
    A Smile and unbound positive energy you always gave us, my sister Michelle and the rest of our family to sum up all my emotions. I smile back at you with the happiest memories. I will miss you and always remember you for the unbridled fun you passed on with your laughter.

    Whenever we would meet. You always showed me how happy you were to see me. I could always expect a little dance, then a big hug and a kiss. Our Auntie Mame!
    How at every young age I knew you were a beautiful and wonderful force to be reckoned with! Especially when came to your relationship with my Uncle Joe Palazzolo You were the right Gal for him he always had a chuckle and a smile when you were around thanks for taking such good care of uncle joe.

    You are one of the most exciting people I have ever met.
    thankyou for lighting up our lives
    Hugs smiles, and kisses fond memories.
    Brian Burrescia

  2. Auntie Edna,
    A Smile and unbound positive energy you always gave us, my sister Michelle and the rest of our family to sum up all my emotions. I smile back at you with the happiest memories. I will miss you and always remember you for the unbridled fun you passed on with your laughter.

    Whenever we would meet. You always showed me how happy you were to see me. I could always expect a little dance, then a big hug and a kiss. Our Auntie Mame!
    How at every young age I knew you were a beautiful and wonderful force to be reckoned with! Especially when came to your relationship with my Uncle Joe Palazzolo You were the right Gal for him he always had a chuckle and a smile when you were around thanks for taking such good care of uncle joe.

    You are one of the most exciting people I have ever met.
    thankyou for lighting up our lives
    Hugs smiles, and kisses fond memories

  3. I always loved you Aunt Edna and I’ll never forget your joy, your laughter and how anything was an adventure. You will be missed.

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