Yolanda E. Carello

Birth date: Jun 18, 1925 Death date: Jun 2, 2016

Yola Carello (Dee), passed away on June 2nd ,2016 at Stanford Medical Hospital surrounded by her loving family. Yola was the daughter of Armando DeRosa and Mary Ann Zarrella of Waterbury. She grew up with four brothers, Vinnie, Di Read Obituary

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Beverly Valenti

238w ago

I just found this info online about Richard and Yola.I worked at a bank and they were my favorite customers.Richard gave me 2 beautiful watercolor paintings that he did and I look at them every day as I pass by them on my wall. I have retired from the bank and have gotten older and often think of Richard and Yola. I was saddened to know that both of them had passed.I met Sharyn once at my place of employment.I don't know how to get in touch with her,but if anyone looks at this ,I would like to ask her if she would like her fathers art work.I still love them but I have advanced cancer and thought she might like to keep them as a memory of her dad.My telephone number is 203 879 3696.I seldom look at my e mail .

Sharyn M. Vucinich

404w ago

My mother was the perfect mom. She was always there when I needed her most. She worked outside of the home but always found time to spend with me and my dad. She was always willing to send me to classes because she believed that anything learned enhanced life. She insisted that I attend Catholic school as a child and Hanover finishing school as a teen. There were always lots of dancing and music classes including learning to play the piano. We attended flower arranging class together. She participated in activities such as PTA and she and my dad and grandmother were always in the audience at piano recitals and dance recitals. She would tell me that these activities should be fun and as an adult useful. She was right! She and my grandmother were a wonderful warm team at home and my dad served to enhance my development with his artistic influence. He later took his talent seriously and attended art classes. Our family was close, supportive and the many years of my youth were truly spectacular as a result of my mother’s influence. I love you mom! I miss you. But at the same time I feel your presence here with us. God bless you always. Your daughter Sharyn.

Sharyn Vucinich

439w ago

My wife Yola Carello was beautiful, intelligent and filled with an inner fire that you could sense when you were in her presence. She was honest, kind with a sense of humor and playfulness unique only to her. We had many years of sharing love and life together. Our daughter Sharyn was the greatest gift in our lives. I will love you for eternity my love, my Yola. Your husband, Rich Carello

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