Obituary for Natalina Paolucci
God called Natalina peacefully on February 12, 2022 at the age of 89. She is now reunited in Heaven with her loving husband Paolo, parents Giovanni and Assunta, and siblings. Cherished by her children Angela (Silvio), Rick, and Luciano (Mary). Natalina was a proud Nonna to Paul, Luisa (Massimo), Natalie (Joe), Stephanie (Berdj), Daniel, Cherished Bisnonna to Micheal, Vanessa, John, Robert, Victoria, and Mia. She will be forever loved and missed by her sisters, brother, sister-in-laws, brother-in-law, nieces, nephews, and extended family.
Visitations will take place at the DeMarco Funeral Home Keele Chapel (3725 Keele Street, Toronto, Ontario) on Tuesday, February 15th from 3-8pm. A Funeral Mass will be held at the St. Wilfrid’s Church (1675 Finch Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario) on Wednesday, February 16th. A private entombment is to follow.
To access the livestream at mass please follow the below:
http://www.stwilfridschurch.ca
Left of the page will have a button that says “Youtube”, which will directly take you to the Youtube Page for the church
A video will appear that says “Live” during the time of the mass.
From the moment you and your family enter the Funeral Home, our highly trained staff members will be in our foyer to greet and assist you and your family’s visit. Our team will be constantly monitoring and disinfecting all areas of our home to ensure your visit is safe and all COVID-19 protocols are met and enforced. Our visitation suites have been readjusted due to the current global pandemic, to ensure all seating areas are spaced six ft apart, along with physical barriers which surround the immediate family to provide proper distancing between guests while offering condolences.
There will be no RSVP needed to enter our Funeral Home, as we ask all guests to please sign the “Guest Book” with your name and phone number for contact tracing purposes. Our family guest books, custom prayer cards and Memorial Tribute DVD/Slideshows are all located next to the entrance of our visitation suites.
We kindly remind all guests that facial coverings are mandatory and to avoid all physical contact with one another, this includes at the church.
As our Funeral Home and community continues to pray for an end to this pandemic, the family would like to thank you for your support during their time of sorrow.
Visitations will take place at the DeMarco Funeral Home Keele Chapel (3725 Keele Street, Toronto, Ontario) on Tuesday, February 15th from 3-8pm. A Funeral Mass will be held at the St. Wilfrid’s Church (1675 Finch Avenue West, Toronto, Ontario) on Wednesday, February 16th. A private entombment is to follow.
To access the livestream at mass please follow the below:
http://www.stwilfridschurch.ca
Left of the page will have a button that says “Youtube”, which will directly take you to the Youtube Page for the church
A video will appear that says “Live” during the time of the mass.
From the moment you and your family enter the Funeral Home, our highly trained staff members will be in our foyer to greet and assist you and your family’s visit. Our team will be constantly monitoring and disinfecting all areas of our home to ensure your visit is safe and all COVID-19 protocols are met and enforced. Our visitation suites have been readjusted due to the current global pandemic, to ensure all seating areas are spaced six ft apart, along with physical barriers which surround the immediate family to provide proper distancing between guests while offering condolences.
There will be no RSVP needed to enter our Funeral Home, as we ask all guests to please sign the “Guest Book” with your name and phone number for contact tracing purposes. Our family guest books, custom prayer cards and Memorial Tribute DVD/Slideshows are all located next to the entrance of our visitation suites.
We kindly remind all guests that facial coverings are mandatory and to avoid all physical contact with one another, this includes at the church.
As our Funeral Home and community continues to pray for an end to this pandemic, the family would like to thank you for your support during their time of sorrow.