Obituary for Carmella Traino (Mattino)
Traino, Carmella M. (Mattino)
Gates: Thursday, May 21, 2020, at age 99. Predeceased by her loving husband, Earl Traino; daughter, Noreen Naud; son, Armand Traino. She is survived by her daughter and sons-in-law, Anne and Arnold Gray, Jean Guy Naud; daughter-in-law, Marilyn Traino; grandchildren, Annette (Michael) Stacy, Donna (Bruce) Meneeley, Michael Naud, Jane Gray (Mateo Lara), John (Stephanie Lester) Naud, Beth (Patton) Thurman, Ethan (Jamie) Gray, Claire (Sam) Callan; great grandchildren, Gray and Porter Thurman, Lorenzo Lara, Dillon, Tierney and Quinn Gray, Jasper, Laurel and Ronan Callan; many nieces and nephews.
Millie was a quiet and determined person. She did not leave behind fine china, beautiful crystal, or priceless silver. However, to her children she was the fine china which remains in their memory. Millie left an invaluable bank of ideas. She believed in honesty, loyalty, reliability, hard work and a sense of responsibility to family and children. She is remembered every time her children are told “you are a great Mom”. The great mom idea was hers. Her children have passed her ideas on to their children and they will pass them on to their children. Ideas cannot be broken like fine china. They endure. Mom, grandma, and great grandma, you did a great job with everlasting results.
Services and interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery were private with her family. Those wishing, donations may be directed to Highland Hospital Foundation/Palliative Care, 1000 South Ave., Rochester, NY 14620 in her memory.
Gates: Thursday, May 21, 2020, at age 99. Predeceased by her loving husband, Earl Traino; daughter, Noreen Naud; son, Armand Traino. She is survived by her daughter and sons-in-law, Anne and Arnold Gray, Jean Guy Naud; daughter-in-law, Marilyn Traino; grandchildren, Annette (Michael) Stacy, Donna (Bruce) Meneeley, Michael Naud, Jane Gray (Mateo Lara), John (Stephanie Lester) Naud, Beth (Patton) Thurman, Ethan (Jamie) Gray, Claire (Sam) Callan; great grandchildren, Gray and Porter Thurman, Lorenzo Lara, Dillon, Tierney and Quinn Gray, Jasper, Laurel and Ronan Callan; many nieces and nephews.
Millie was a quiet and determined person. She did not leave behind fine china, beautiful crystal, or priceless silver. However, to her children she was the fine china which remains in their memory. Millie left an invaluable bank of ideas. She believed in honesty, loyalty, reliability, hard work and a sense of responsibility to family and children. She is remembered every time her children are told “you are a great Mom”. The great mom idea was hers. Her children have passed her ideas on to their children and they will pass them on to their children. Ideas cannot be broken like fine china. They endure. Mom, grandma, and great grandma, you did a great job with everlasting results.
Services and interment at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery were private with her family. Those wishing, donations may be directed to Highland Hospital Foundation/Palliative Care, 1000 South Ave., Rochester, NY 14620 in her memory.