Mary Benson Izzo Zrinchak, 84 of Vernon, formerly of Hartford, passed away Friday, (April 5, 2002) at Rockville General Hospital, surrounded by her loving family. We want to be joyous as our mother is at peace and with her daughter, Catherine Izzo and granddaughter, Kathy Benson to help her through the transition to heaven to hold her.
Born in Wilmington, NC March 25, 1918, daughter of the late Coy and Frannie Mathis, she was the widow of the late Morris Benson; the late James Vincent Izzo; and the late Thomas Zrinchak. Mary worked at the White Tower for many years and at Brown Thompson's Restaurant as a waitress.
She is survived by her children and their spouses, Morris and Anita Benson of Ellington, Barbara and Frank Lajoie of Florida, Julie and George Raposa of Norwich, Irma Izzo of Wethersfield, Mary Izzo of Richmond, VA, Jimmy and Theresa Izzo of Colchester, Connie and Steve Rewinski of Florida, Linda and Keith Winston of Manchester, NH and Peggy Izzo of East Hartford; her brothers, Harry Mathis of Woodbridge, VA and Coy Mathis of Washington, DC; 25 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
Mom, you will be forever missed and loved very deeply by all of your family. You will be in our hearts forever. We feel extremely grateful to have had you as our loving mother for 65 years and look forward to when we will see you and embrace you again. We would like to thank the nurses and staff in the Intensive Care Unit at Rockville General Hospital for showing our family so much love and compassion during our mother's time there. We also appreciate everything they did to help our mother and all the love and compassion they showed her. Words fail to express how much we appreciate everything you did for our mother and our family.
Published in The Hartford Courant on April 7, 2002
Born in Wilmington, NC March 25, 1918, daughter of the late Coy and Frannie Mathis, she was the widow of the late Morris Benson; the late James Vincent Izzo; and the late Thomas Zrinchak. Mary worked at the White Tower for many years and at Brown Thompson's Restaurant as a waitress.
She is survived by her children and their spouses, Morris and Anita Benson of Ellington, Barbara and Frank Lajoie of Florida, Julie and George Raposa of Norwich, Irma Izzo of Wethersfield, Mary Izzo of Richmond, VA, Jimmy and Theresa Izzo of Colchester, Connie and Steve Rewinski of Florida, Linda and Keith Winston of Manchester, NH and Peggy Izzo of East Hartford; her brothers, Harry Mathis of Woodbridge, VA and Coy Mathis of Washington, DC; 25 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
Mom, you will be forever missed and loved very deeply by all of your family. You will be in our hearts forever. We feel extremely grateful to have had you as our loving mother for 65 years and look forward to when we will see you and embrace you again. We would like to thank the nurses and staff in the Intensive Care Unit at Rockville General Hospital for showing our family so much love and compassion during our mother's time there. We also appreciate everything they did to help our mother and all the love and compassion they showed her. Words fail to express how much we appreciate everything you did for our mother and our family.
Published in The Hartford Courant on April 7, 2002
Mary Benson Izzo Zrinchak, 84 of Vernon, formerly of Hartford, passed away Friday, (April 5, 2002) at Rockville General Hospital, surrounded by her loving family. We want to be joyous as our mother is at peace and with her daughter, Catherine Izzo and granddaughter, Kathy Benson to help her through the transition to heaven to hold her.
Born in Wilmington, NC March 25, 1918, daughter of the late Coy and Frannie Mathis, she was the widow of the late Morris Benson; the late James Vincent Izzo; and the late Thomas Zrinchak. Mary worked at the White Tower for many years and at Brown Thompson's Restaurant as a waitress.
She is survived by her children and their spouses, Morris and Anita Benson of Ellington, Barbara and Frank Lajoie of Florida, Julie and George Raposa of Norwich, Irma Izzo of Wethersfield, Mary Izzo of Richmond, VA, Jimmy and Theresa Izzo of Colchester, Connie and Steve Rewinski of Florida, Linda and Keith Winston of Manchester, NH and Peggy Izzo of East Hartford; her brothers, Harry Mathis of Woodbridge, VA and Coy Mathis of Washington, DC; 25 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
Mom, you will be forever missed and loved very deeply by all of your family. You will be in our hearts forever. We feel extremely grateful to have had you as our loving mother for 65 years and look forward to when we will see you and embrace you again. We would like to thank the nurses and staff in the Intensive Care Unit at Rockville General Hospital for showing our family so much love and compassion during our mother's time there. We also appreciate everything they did to help our mother and all the love and compassion they showed her. Words fail to express how much we appreciate everything you did for our mother and our family.
Published in The Hartford Courant on April 7, 2002
Born in Wilmington, NC March 25, 1918, daughter of the late Coy and Frannie Mathis, she was the widow of the late Morris Benson; the late James Vincent Izzo; and the late Thomas Zrinchak. Mary worked at the White Tower for many years and at Brown Thompson's Restaurant as a waitress.
She is survived by her children and their spouses, Morris and Anita Benson of Ellington, Barbara and Frank Lajoie of Florida, Julie and George Raposa of Norwich, Irma Izzo of Wethersfield, Mary Izzo of Richmond, VA, Jimmy and Theresa Izzo of Colchester, Connie and Steve Rewinski of Florida, Linda and Keith Winston of Manchester, NH and Peggy Izzo of East Hartford; her brothers, Harry Mathis of Woodbridge, VA and Coy Mathis of Washington, DC; 25 grandchildren; 20 great grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
Mom, you will be forever missed and loved very deeply by all of your family. You will be in our hearts forever. We feel extremely grateful to have had you as our loving mother for 65 years and look forward to when we will see you and embrace you again. We would like to thank the nurses and staff in the Intensive Care Unit at Rockville General Hospital for showing our family so much love and compassion during our mother's time there. We also appreciate everything they did to help our mother and all the love and compassion they showed her. Words fail to express how much we appreciate everything you did for our mother and our family.
Published in The Hartford Courant on April 7, 2002
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