Birth date: Nov 7, 1926 Death date: Mar 1, 2009
Mariellen Ventresca, 82, passed away on Sunday March 1, 2009 at her Pasadena residence. Mrs. Ventresca is survived by her son B.J. Ventresca and his wife Sueann; grandchildren Brooke and Alyssa Ventresca; her sister Peggy Close; n Read Obituary
Hello BJ, I want you to know my thoughts and prayers are with you during this time. Your mom was one special lady! I have kept in contact with her over the past years. She was very special to me. Take Care!
B.J. & family, Please accept my deepest and sincerest sympathy during this very, very sad time for all of you. Mariellen was such a FUN & UNIQUE person. We go back a long ways and will definitely miss her as I know all of you will.
i met mariellen from my mother, they lived at the same apartment complex.she was a good friend to my mom. they went out to eat and shopping together. mariellen also helped me out. she was a kind and giving person.
Mariellen was truly a wonderful secrectary and friend. I consider her as one of my close confidants and I will truly miss her.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Your mom is the most caring and funny person. always making everybody else laugh. she will be greatly missed by all..love you, Liz, Serena and Kortnee Correia
Mariellen and I worked together at the ICG RR and we were truly the best of friends. We have stayed in touch via phone the last few years. She truly loved her family and I truly loved her and she will be missed by all.
Hi BJ - So sorry to hear about your Mom! Mariellen was so loving and just a beautiful woman. You two were family to us, Mary and I thought of her like an Aunt. I often think of the good ol days when we all used to hang out! I wish you and your family the best. Stay in touch if you like. My thoughts and prayers are with you. Your friend,
Julia (Gloria's daughter)
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Dear B.J. and family -- I worked with Mariellen with the Illinois Central Railroad in Houston about 10 years. Your Mother was a very fine Lady and she loved You and your Family very much. We kept in touch via telephone, cards and Ben Mitchell, who let me know of her death. She and Her humor will be sorely missed. Jim Brown
