Obituary for Angelina Borsella
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Angelina Borsella was born in Bronx, NY. She is pre-deceased by her husband, Paul Borsella, and survived by her daughter Laura Forte (Borsella) married to Anthony Christopher Forte. She is grandmother to Nicole Forte Alvarado (married to Jorge Alvarado) and Anthony Paul Forte (married to Samantha Brijlall Forte), and great-grandmother to Marco Alvarado, Amelia Alvarado, Anthony Joseph Forte, Alexander Forte and Christopher Forte; and survived by her niece Catherine DiFalco and nephews Robert Chiavon and Mark Chiavon. Earlier in her life she was a stay at home mom and worked part-time on occasion. She loved the church and loved to donate her time at the Rectory of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church in Mt. Vernon. She gave her time to help the church with raffles, plays, church functions and the various clerical duties in the Rectory. She also loved spending time with her family and loved to travel. She loved going to the Senior Center in Harrison and playing Bingo and socializing with the others. She will be missed by her family forever.
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Angelina Borsella was born in Bronx, NY. She is pre-deceased by her husband, Paul Borsella, and survived by her daughter Laura Forte (Borsella) married to Anthony Christopher Forte. She is grandmother to Nicole Forte Alvarado (married to Jorge Alvarado) and Anthony Paul Forte (married to Samantha Brijlall Forte), and great-grandmother to Marco Alvarado, Amelia Alvarado, Anthony Joseph Forte, Alexander Forte and Christopher Forte; and survived by her niece Catherine DiFalco and nephews Robert Chiavon and Mark Chiavon. Earlier in her life she was a stay at home mom and worked part-time on occasion. She loved the church and loved to donate her time at the Rectory of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church in Mt. Vernon. She gave her time to help the church with raffles, plays, church functions and the various clerical duties in the Rectory. She also loved spending time with her family and loved to travel. She loved going to the Senior Center in Harrison and playing Bingo and socializing with the others. She will be missed by her family forever.
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