Elinor L. D'Amato
July 20, 1923 - May 23, 2017
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Roberson Funeral Home Port Charlotte Chapel
2151 Tamiami Trail
Port Charlotte,, FL 33948
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Friday 5/26, 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Service
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
211 W. Charlotte Avenue
Punta Gorda, FL 33950
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Saturday 5/27
Cemetery
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
1380 Forrest Nelson Blvd.
Port Charlotte, Florida 33952
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Saturday 5/27

Elinor L. D’Amato, 93, of Port Charlotte, Florida passed away at home in Port Charlotte with her family by her side on Tuesday, May 23, 2017. Elinor married the love of her life, Michael on April 10, 1944. They enjoyed a wonderful, loving marriage for 63 years until his passing in 2007. Elinor and Michael…

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RoseMarie Lord left a message on May 25, 2017:
Auntie Elinor was a very special and warm person. I have many good memories of her. As a young child, I remember the evenings she spent coloring the pages of my coloring book with me. Afterwards in the summer we ate watermelon and in the winter we had grapefruit up on Locust Hill.
Joanne Caterina left a message on May 25, 2017:
Auntie we will miss Every winter when we came down to FL you were the first one we would visit and you made us feel loved- she always made a chocolate cake for Tom's birthday and then we'd play Rummy Cube (and she would win) You will be missed love, Joanne & Tom
Carol DiGiore left a message on May 25, 2017:
It saddens me to hear that my dear Aunt the owner had passed and yet I was lifted up to know that she is happy because she is no longer in any pain and because she is with her loving husband my Uncle Mike. I used to call her when I was walking my dog on the trail here in Nashville and just the sound of her voice would make me think of the times my parents would visit them and I would play with my cousins Linda Elaine and George down in the cellar and then she would call us up and put her goodies on the table to enjoy while Uncle Mike Harrison stitches with another police story. I also remember the little cottage at the lake where we would get in the boat and the three of us would sing songs and just have good old clean fun. As I get older now I cherish these memories and those of my family who have passed.. these memories will forever stay in our hearts and in our minds until we can all meet together again rest in peace Auntie Elinor.
Carol DiGiore left a message on May 25, 2017:
I was very saddened to hear that my auntie Elinor had passed and yet I was lifted up to know that she is happy now with no more pain and she is with her loving husband my Uncle Mike. I would enjoy to call her on my walk with my dog here in Nashville and just to hear her voice would make me think back to my childhood in Springfield Mass when my parents and I would go visit them and i could play with my cousins Linda Elaine and George in their cellar. Then she would call us upstairs to the kitchen table and bring out her goodies for us to enjoy while Uncle Mike had us in stitches with another police story. And there's memories of her Lake cottage where the three of us would get the boat and go out in the water and sing songs and just have good old clean fun. As I myself get older now I treasure those memories and that of the rest of my family that has passed.. memories are something that will always stay in our hearts and in our minds until we can all be together again. Rest in peace dear auntie.
Roberson Funeral Home left a message:
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