For those who dont belive me,and so this doesnt get locked,here is a link to the obituarie:ABIGAIL VIOLET PASSALACQUA-GREENMAN - Wellsville, NY - Wellsville Daily Reporter
About 3 months ago,my cousin Abigail(Abby)went into Rochester Strong Memorial Hospital because of bleeding problems.She had problems with sezuires also.She then stayed there for about a month,until one morning she never woke up.Her mother then was told that she had a stroke and had a poped vain in her arm.2 weeks later,Docters were going to put an ivy into her arm when the accedently put it in her main ardery.That caused major brain damage to her brain,and it also caused docters to cut off her arm.My family was then told that too much damage was done to her brain and that she would be in a coma for the rest of her life.
2 days ago,my Grandparents,my Mom,my Stepdad,Abbys Mom,Abbys dad,and some other part of her family,went up to visit her.That night(Wednsday 16,2008)the docters at Strong memorial hosptial took her off of the machine that helped her breath and she started to struggle.At 6 mins past Midnight,Abby passed away in her bed.She was 10 years of age.
So my real problem is that I just want her to be remembered,even by people we've never meant.I just need support with this being thrown at me.
Abigail Violet Pasalaqua
March 7,1997-January 16,2008
I would love for her to be remembered.She was a guardian angel for our family and was so brave in all of this.If you dont have the religon of beliveing in God,then atleast say a couple words of wisdom for our family.Her and me had the closest bond,like we were brother and sister more than cousins.We were closer than the best of friends.We fought like brother and sister,we got along like the best of friends.It is making me cry just typing this so please show respect.
For those who dont belive me,her is her obituarie:
Our dear Abby went to be with our Lord, surrounded by her loving family, Wednesday (Jan. 16, 2008) at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester.
Abby was born March 7, 1997, at Jones Memorial Hospital in Wellsville. Abby lived at home on White Hill Road with her parents, Randy and Brandi, and her younger sister, Randi Danielle. Abby also leaves behind her dog, Muddy, and her cat, Max.
Abby went to school at Scio Central, where she was an honor student in the fifth grade. Abby had many hobbies, but she was an avid reader. She always had a book and was a familiar face at every library in the county. Abby loved working on arts and crafts, helping Mommy bake her favorite chocolate chip cookies and spot-lighting for deer, and snowmobiling and sledding with Daddy in the fall and winter. In the summer, Abby spent most of her time at her grandparents’ pool swimming. Abby spent a lot of cherished time with her Grandma and Da (Becky and Richard Babbitt). Grandma always had extra hugs and kisses, library trips and shopping days planned. Da always needed a helper and was very gracious with the four-wheeler rides.
Abby has left behind a large and very loving family. I’m sure everyone has special memories of her. Abby will always be missed but never forgotten.
Surviving besides her family at home are her father, Steven Passalacqua, grandparents, Frank and Linda Passalacqua of Belmont; an older sister, Mandy Greenman, an older brother, Justin Greenman of Wellsville; grandparents, Merle and Sandra Greenman of Wellsville; great-grandmother, Lucia Babbitt of Bolivar; great-grandmother, Joyce Jennings of Jamestown; great-grandfather, Edward Jennings of Belmont; and many, many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Abby also leaves behind her closest friend and cousin, Michael Fanton. They were like brother and sister, inseparable. They loved each other very much.
Thank you.
About 3 months ago,my cousin Abigail(Abby)went into Rochester Strong Memorial Hospital because of bleeding problems.She had problems with sezuires also.She then stayed there for about a month,until one morning she never woke up.Her mother then was told that she had a stroke and had a poped vain in her arm.2 weeks later,Docters were going to put an ivy into her arm when the accedently put it in her main ardery.That caused major brain damage to her brain,and it also caused docters to cut off her arm.My family was then told that too much damage was done to her brain and that she would be in a coma for the rest of her life.
2 days ago,my Grandparents,my Mom,my Stepdad,Abbys Mom,Abbys dad,and some other part of her family,went up to visit her.That night(Wednsday 16,2008)the docters at Strong memorial hosptial took her off of the machine that helped her breath and she started to struggle.At 6 mins past Midnight,Abby passed away in her bed.She was 10 years of age.
So my real problem is that I just want her to be remembered,even by people we've never meant.I just need support with this being thrown at me.
Abigail Violet Pasalaqua
March 7,1997-January 16,2008
I would love for her to be remembered.She was a guardian angel for our family and was so brave in all of this.If you dont have the religon of beliveing in God,then atleast say a couple words of wisdom for our family.Her and me had the closest bond,like we were brother and sister more than cousins.We were closer than the best of friends.We fought like brother and sister,we got along like the best of friends.It is making me cry just typing this so please show respect.
For those who dont belive me,her is her obituarie:
Our dear Abby went to be with our Lord, surrounded by her loving family, Wednesday (Jan. 16, 2008) at Strong Memorial Hospital in Rochester.
Abby was born March 7, 1997, at Jones Memorial Hospital in Wellsville. Abby lived at home on White Hill Road with her parents, Randy and Brandi, and her younger sister, Randi Danielle. Abby also leaves behind her dog, Muddy, and her cat, Max.
Abby went to school at Scio Central, where she was an honor student in the fifth grade. Abby had many hobbies, but she was an avid reader. She always had a book and was a familiar face at every library in the county. Abby loved working on arts and crafts, helping Mommy bake her favorite chocolate chip cookies and spot-lighting for deer, and snowmobiling and sledding with Daddy in the fall and winter. In the summer, Abby spent most of her time at her grandparents’ pool swimming. Abby spent a lot of cherished time with her Grandma and Da (Becky and Richard Babbitt). Grandma always had extra hugs and kisses, library trips and shopping days planned. Da always needed a helper and was very gracious with the four-wheeler rides.
Abby has left behind a large and very loving family. I’m sure everyone has special memories of her. Abby will always be missed but never forgotten.
Surviving besides her family at home are her father, Steven Passalacqua, grandparents, Frank and Linda Passalacqua of Belmont; an older sister, Mandy Greenman, an older brother, Justin Greenman of Wellsville; grandparents, Merle and Sandra Greenman of Wellsville; great-grandmother, Lucia Babbitt of Bolivar; great-grandmother, Joyce Jennings of Jamestown; great-grandfather, Edward Jennings of Belmont; and many, many aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. Abby also leaves behind her closest friend and cousin, Michael Fanton. They were like brother and sister, inseparable. They loved each other very much.
Thank you.
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