"Oh, to be in Quincy Illinois, to deliver in person a hug and a handshake to Nettie and Sully Bonansinga on this 60th anniversary of their wedding day. You know, I expect these two are what God wanted us all to be, for the love that binds Mom and Pop Bonansinga is so big, that it's reflected in the adoration of three generations; and it is so inspired and inspiring, that anybody fortunate enough to be near them, even for a little while, is a little better person, forevermore."
- Paul Harvey, in his radio broadcast, on the occasion of the Bonansingas' 60th wedding anniversary, 1968.
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Daughter of William and Catherine Malambri. Married Sully Bonansinga 21 September 1908 in Danville Illinois.
Her husband held a partnership role in John Musolino and company fruit and produce wholesalers. In 1940 he continued on after the concern sold to Lagomarcino - Grupe company. He retired in 1962.
Nettie Bonansinga belonged to St. Boniface Catholic church and to the Ladies of Charity.
Natalia "Nettie" Bonansinga passed away 14 August 1979 at a hospital in Quincy, Illinois. Her husband predeceased her, 23 November 1974. Their son William Bonansinga, and Mrs. Bonansinga's brother and sister, also preceded her in death.
St. Boniface Catholic church held the funeral, with interment at Calvary cemetery.
- rewritten from obituary. The original was printed Tuesday, 14 August, 1979, on page 13 of The Quincy Herald Whig, in Quincy, Illinois.
- Paul Harvey, in his radio broadcast, on the occasion of the Bonansingas' 60th wedding anniversary, 1968.
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Daughter of William and Catherine Malambri. Married Sully Bonansinga 21 September 1908 in Danville Illinois.
Her husband held a partnership role in John Musolino and company fruit and produce wholesalers. In 1940 he continued on after the concern sold to Lagomarcino - Grupe company. He retired in 1962.
Nettie Bonansinga belonged to St. Boniface Catholic church and to the Ladies of Charity.
Natalia "Nettie" Bonansinga passed away 14 August 1979 at a hospital in Quincy, Illinois. Her husband predeceased her, 23 November 1974. Their son William Bonansinga, and Mrs. Bonansinga's brother and sister, also preceded her in death.
St. Boniface Catholic church held the funeral, with interment at Calvary cemetery.
- rewritten from obituary. The original was printed Tuesday, 14 August, 1979, on page 13 of The Quincy Herald Whig, in Quincy, Illinois.
"Oh, to be in Quincy Illinois, to deliver in person a hug and a handshake to Nettie and Sully Bonansinga on this 60th anniversary of their wedding day. You know, I expect these two are what God wanted us all to be, for the love that binds Mom and Pop Bonansinga is so big, that it's reflected in the adoration of three generations; and it is so inspired and inspiring, that anybody fortunate enough to be near them, even for a little while, is a little better person, forevermore."
- Paul Harvey, in his radio broadcast, on the occasion of the Bonansingas' 60th wedding anniversary, 1968.
_____
Daughter of William and Catherine Malambri. Married Sully Bonansinga 21 September 1908 in Danville Illinois.
Her husband held a partnership role in John Musolino and company fruit and produce wholesalers. In 1940 he continued on after the concern sold to Lagomarcino - Grupe company. He retired in 1962.
Nettie Bonansinga belonged to St. Boniface Catholic church and to the Ladies of Charity.
Natalia "Nettie" Bonansinga passed away 14 August 1979 at a hospital in Quincy, Illinois. Her husband predeceased her, 23 November 1974. Their son William Bonansinga, and Mrs. Bonansinga's brother and sister, also preceded her in death.
St. Boniface Catholic church held the funeral, with interment at Calvary cemetery.
- rewritten from obituary. The original was printed Tuesday, 14 August, 1979, on page 13 of The Quincy Herald Whig, in Quincy, Illinois.
- Paul Harvey, in his radio broadcast, on the occasion of the Bonansingas' 60th wedding anniversary, 1968.
_____
Daughter of William and Catherine Malambri. Married Sully Bonansinga 21 September 1908 in Danville Illinois.
Her husband held a partnership role in John Musolino and company fruit and produce wholesalers. In 1940 he continued on after the concern sold to Lagomarcino - Grupe company. He retired in 1962.
Nettie Bonansinga belonged to St. Boniface Catholic church and to the Ladies of Charity.
Natalia "Nettie" Bonansinga passed away 14 August 1979 at a hospital in Quincy, Illinois. Her husband predeceased her, 23 November 1974. Their son William Bonansinga, and Mrs. Bonansinga's brother and sister, also preceded her in death.
St. Boniface Catholic church held the funeral, with interment at Calvary cemetery.
- rewritten from obituary. The original was printed Tuesday, 14 August, 1979, on page 13 of The Quincy Herald Whig, in Quincy, Illinois.
Inscription
Christian cross in center of names, with floral motif surrounding the cross.
Gravesite Details
Double marker with Salvadore Bonansinga (1887 - 1974.)
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