It was designed by a couple who had become filthy rich making new houses look old. Mika tilted her head, contemplating the pillow. I’m in a very vulnerable place right now.” Greg had escorted her to her desk, watched while she packed up her stuff, and then asked if she’d like to see a movie later or maybe attend the Cherry Blossom Festival at the university next weekend.

He asked you out at the same time he was firing you?” What was it about this particular store that sucked Mika in? She stood in the home section, examining a pillow embroidered with the saying MONEY CAN BUY A HOUSE, BUT NOT A HOME. The emotionally healing candles on clearance.

Her gaze landed on the floor, near where her pride was. She will be laid to rest in Lake Park Cemetery.“I’ll take a pay cut,” Mika blurted. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. until the prayer service at 10:30 a.m., Friday, May 12, 2023, at Davidson-Becker Funeral Home, 11 Spring Street, Struthers. and Dominic (Cheryl) Viola of Boardman.īesides her parents and stepfather, Dominic Viola, she was preceded in death by her grandson, Shawn Joseph Matricardi her siblings, Louise Stein, Lenora “Lee” Hawkins, Carmela “Cam” Popovich, Anna LaSorsa, Antoinette “Toni” Colaluca and Salvatore Colaluca.įriends will be received from 9 a.m. She leaves behind to cherish her memory, her children, Debra Matricardi of Boardman, Angela Fox of Boardman, Lisa (fiance Sonny Dillman) Kotel of Florence, Ky., Maria (Ron) Hryb of Poland and Alfred (Jeni) Matricardi of Dayton 11 grandchildren 14 great-grandchildren and her two brothers, Joseph Viola of King, N.C. She was truly more than a grandma, being there for her grandchildren in whatever capacity she was needed. She enjoyed attending the many sports activities of her children and grandchildren, and watching the Struthers Fourth of July parade with her entire family every year on her front porch. She was known for her delicious Italian food, which included her famous wedding soup, pasta sauce and meatballs, and pizza frites.

Most of all, she adored and lived for her family. Nicholas Catholic Church and school, which held a special place in her heart. She enjoyed fishing with her sisters, children and grandchildren. Rose was a member of the ITAM Club, and loved playing bingo and cards with her family and friends.

She cooked for several local restaurants in the area and instructed dance lessons for the Fred Astaire Dance Studio. She was a lifelong area resident and raised her entire family in Struthers, and attended Struthers High School. 17, 1937, in Youngstown, a daughter of the late George and Mary DiRenzo Colaluca.

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