She is survived by her six children, 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild; Thomas Favale, Jr., Jennifer (Laddie) Polz, Erin Sanchez, Paul Favale, Heather Favale (Stacey),Elizabeth (Qian) Guo; her grandchildren, Thomas III, Nicholas, Caitlyn (Josh), Patrick, Jack, Sydney (La’el), Joseph, Ryan, Galen, Addison, Ethan and great grandson, Aiden: her brother, Kenneth Meltz; numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Tom Favale; her father, Dr. Sidney Meltz, her mother, Rose Meltz; her sister, Marguerite Vincz; her two stillborn sons; son-in-law, Joseph Sanchez; grandchildren, Samantha Sanchez and Blake Favale.
A celebration of our beloved and dear Mom’s life will be held in June (date to be determined). In lieu of flowers, and in honor of our Mom (Adrienne K. Favale), and carrying on her generosity, a donation to your favorite charity, in her memory, would be appreciated.
On the day our Mom passed, we discovered a beautiful farewell letter that she had written thirty-five years ago:
“My Dear Loved Ones,
From the moment of our birth we begin out travels on the long road home. For some that road is long, for others short. Only God, in his wisdom, determines the direction and paths we must take.
I have traveled that road and collected a treasure chest of memories and experiences along the way.
My life has been very full and I have accomplished the goals I have set for myself as fully as has been possible. I have enjoyed my professional and personal life, and have been rewarded a thousand-fold in the knowledge that I did the best job I could in my career and in raising my family.
I am proud of the persons you have become an secure in the love Dad, you and I share as a family.
My wish for you is that you continue looking toward the future, always reaching to be the best you can be. Fill your lives with loving others. Reach out and touch those you meet along the way. Let not petty differences or prejudices cloud you relationships with those you meet. Take time along the way to stop and reflect.
I have been blessed and privileged to touch the hands of people of all races and many lands. They in turn have touched my heart.
My love is always with you.
Seek me not in granite stone but in an emblazoned sunrise,
a bird in flight
the dew on a rose petal
the gently falling rain,
the softness of a fallen snow
a child’s smile
For there is God, and I am with Him
Be happy and secure in God’s love
I have crossed over the rainbow and there’s no place like Home”
Mom
She is survived by her six children, 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild; Thomas Favale, Jr., Jennifer (Laddie) Polz, Erin Sanchez, Paul Favale, Heather Favale (Stacey),Elizabeth (Qian) Guo; her grandchildren, Thomas III, Nicholas, Caitlyn (Josh), Patrick, Jack, Sydney (La’el), Joseph, Ryan, Galen, Addison, Ethan and great grandson, Aiden: her brother, Kenneth Meltz; numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Tom Favale; her father, Dr. Sidney Meltz, her mother, Rose Meltz; her sister, Marguerite Vincz; her two stillborn sons; son-in-law, Joseph Sanchez; grandchildren, Samantha Sanchez and Blake Favale.
A celebration of our beloved and dear Mom’s life will be held in June (date to be determined). In lieu of flowers, and in honor of our Mom (Adrienne K. Favale), and carrying on her generosity, a donation to your favorite charity, in her memory, would be appreciated.
On the day our Mom passed, we discovered a beautiful farewell letter that she had written thirty-five years ago:
“My Dear Loved Ones,
From the moment of our birth we begin out travels on the long road home. For some that road is long, for others short. Only God, in his wisdom, determines the direction and paths we must take.
I have traveled that road and collected a treasure chest of memories and experiences along the way.
My life has been very full and I have accomplished the goals I have set for myself as fully as has been possible. I have enjoyed my professional and personal life, and have been rewarded a thousand-fold in the knowledge that I did the best job I could in my career and in raising my family.
I am proud of the persons you have become an secure in the love Dad, you and I share as a family.
My wish for you is that you continue looking toward the future, always reaching to be the best you can be. Fill your lives with loving others. Reach out and touch those you meet along the way. Let not petty differences or prejudices cloud you relationships with those you meet. Take time along the way to stop and reflect.
I have been blessed and privileged to touch the hands of people of all races and many lands. They in turn have touched my heart.
My love is always with you.
Seek me not in granite stone but in an emblazoned sunrise,
a bird in flight
the dew on a rose petal
the gently falling rain,
the softness of a fallen snow
a child’s smile
For there is God, and I am with Him
Be happy and secure in God’s love
I have crossed over the rainbow and there’s no place like Home”
Mom
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