"Nancy,Margot and family.......please accept my deepest sympathy on the loss of your mom,.....through all the years , I have such fond memories of your mom and the bond we all have as a family.....I will always treasure that.......she will be missed more than words can say.......I am so grateful we spent time together recently,....I genuinely loved your mom, and will miss her so........forever,......love, Margie and frank"
In loving memory of
Martha Barbara Cuccio
Martha Barbara Cuccio, 89 of Phoenix, born in Vienna, Austria, died Monday June 4, 2012. She was preceded in death by her husband of 63 years, John Cuccio. Martha is survived by two daughters, Margot Calhoun of Keller, Texas and Nancy Hagan of Mesa, Arizona. Martha had four grandchildren, Christine Ferguson, Diane Walker, John Calhoun and Samantha Hagan. She also had four great grandchildren, Morgan Ferguson, Dylan Ferguson, Madison Vincent and Douglas Walker. Martha came to America with John, a WWII veteran in 1947. Visitation will be held from 5-8PM, Hansen Desert Hills Chapel, 6500 E. Bell Rd., Scottsdale. Funeral service will be held at 11AM, Saturday, June 9, 2012, followed by entombment, Hansen Desert Hills Mortuary and Memorial Park.
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"My mom and I send our thoughts and prayers. It was a pleasure and honor knowing Martha. When she would have her hair appointment at the salon she would always smile and hug my mom and I. We loved her dearly. She was one of the sweetest people that you would ever want to meet. My mom and I will surely miss her. Thank you Martha for sharing part of your life with us. Peace be with you and your family."
"’’cora’’ &i met in vienna austria in 1945 and became the best of friends, her & john were in our wedding party, our children grew up together in brooklyn,we had wonderful times together. i’m profoundly saddened by her loss. my deepest sympathy to margot,nancy& family....with love gertie cartronuovo."
""Cora", as we called her, was a big part of my life. I will remember all the fun times we’ve had and I will miss her immensely. Rest in peace sweet lady."