Sondra Marie Gadaleto

Birth date: May 13, 1958 Death date: Aug 29, 2014

Sondra Marie Gadaleto passed on August 29, 2014, leaving us with these thoughts. “My journey is over or, just beginning depending on how you look at it or what you believe. I lived and enjoyed my life the best way I knew how. My f Read Obituary

Wall Obituary Events Media

Tracey Cifone

592w ago

Sondra, my friend, my sister. My heart is broken, but I will keep your memory close to my heart ALWAYS in ALL WAYS. Perfect Peace to you my friend. Until we meet again. Tracey Cifone, San Antonio, Texas.

Katie Escalona

592w ago

in honor of Sondra.

A large, lit white candle with a subtle wax drip on a beige background, accompanied by a white and pink paper flower on the right side.

Melissa Clasen

592w ago

in honor of Sondra.

A lit candle with a soft flame, surrounded by small white flowers and green leaves, set against a warm yellow background.

Angelo Gadaleto

592w ago

Sondra had several long conversations with me during her difficult struggle with cancer. I most recall her sharing during the first year of her cancer diagnosis that because of her faith in God and the promise of a life hereafter that she did not fear death. Toward the end she so longed for peace.
Most of my memories of Sondra are of her as a happy child. I moved away from New York when she was only 9 years old and did not have the opportunity to spend much time with her. I was much closer to her Dad and Mom who were proud of her and loved her dearly.
I live in Florida during the winter months and during the years of Sondra’s struggle with cancer have spent a great deal of time with Sondra’s Mom (My Aunt Dottie). This has been a very difficult time for Dottie who reached out to her daughter and prayed for her as only a mother could. My condolences go out to you Aunt Dottie and to Sondra’s sister Elizabeth. I know Sondra would want you to use your faith to believe that she is at peace.
I will honor Sondra’s last wishes to “remember the good…love and the laughter”
Angelo Gadaleto

Lisa Hanna

592w ago

I didn't have the pleasure of meeting Sondra. But, my sister, Casey, would talk to my sisters and I about Sondra, sharing stories, memories, challenges she faced, and updating us on how she was doing. I know that it wasn't easy. I know that she prayed that God would take her peacefully. I was so happy to hear that she got her wish. I loved the video that her cousin made. Sondra looked so happy and at peace. For all those who did know her in person, I send my condolences.