Helen Gullotto Obituary

The pain that I felt from her death I know time will never be able to heal, but with prays and our great family and friends we will learn to cope. In seeing my daughter Elyn's reaction, I realize how selfish my pain is. Elyn, who is only 8 years old, was the one fluttering around the wake, with her dark curly hair, wearing a white dress with sandals she wanted to wear to celebrate Grandma's going home party. Elyn visited her Grandma often, she visited her the day before she died, never once was Elyn afraid to jump on Grandma bed, give her a big hug and kiss, and sit with her for awhile, to play some cards together. Elyn could not figure out why anyone would be crying, Grandma was able to go home like she wanted, where she felt no more pain, and had all the chocolate she wanted; Grandma even had a Hershey Bar for her trip to heaven. Elyn prayers to her new angel every night, to tell her how her day was, and if Grandma could find out where the video game cloud is in heaven. See you later Grandma. WITH ALL OUR LOVE, Kathleen, David, Kyle, Erin, and Elyn Gullotto.

P.S. Thank you for David, a great husband, and father, who you gave birth to, and raised, and then your son gave me the three greatest children God put on this earth. I Love You, Good Bye for now. Love from here to eternity Kathleen.

Michael, Janice & David: As I said this afternoon, my sister Peggy and I wish to express our sincere condolences to you. Please give our condolences to your Auntie Fran for us. We will get in touch with her when she returns home. We know that it is hard to realize right now, but your Mom is in a richly deserved peace now.

She may have been in a lot of pain recently, but she is at peace now. My grandmother has gone to a better place, and that's the most important thing to remember.

Dear Friends,

I have know Helen since I was a little girl, because she was my sister, Pat's, best friend.



My deepest sympathies to Fran and all of you. I will remember Helen and all of you in my prayers.

God rest her soul.



Sr. Judith Piszyk, OSBM

Sorry we can not be with you this evening to celebrate the your Mom's life, Jim and I want you to know how sorry we are. May you always remember all the wonderful times you shared with her. Love, Patti, Jim and Nora

Our sympathies and our prayers go out to the Gullotto Family. We have many fond memories of Mrs. Gullotto when we lived next door. May she rest in peace.

We offer our condolences to Michael, Susan, Caitlin and the entire family. May you hold your loved one in your hearts forever.

So sorry to hear about your mom's passing. She was a very sweet person and was very good to me.

Love, Sue

Our deepest sympathy to the entire Gullotto family during this difficult time.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.