Edith was born on Febuary 15 1939 in Bronx, NY, to the late John and Marie. She grew up in lincon park, NJ, with her ten sisters, whom she loved: Ann, Fran (deceased), Liz, Mary Jane, Helen, Margaret, Terry (deceased), Patty, Kathy, and Eileen. Throughout the years they remained close.

Edith married Joseph , with whom she spent a wonderful 62 years with.They had 6 wonderful kids. Park Ave was filled with love and laughter throughout Ediths many years there. Her children kept the house lively, along with all the pool parties over the years. There were numerous wiffle ball, football, sledding paths, and soccer games that occurred in that very backyard, which carried into the grandchildren’s childhood, which Edith always oversaw.

 Edith is survived by her husband Joseph of 62 years. Along with their children Craig(Mary) of springfield, Ohio ,The late Brian (Stephanie ) of lincoln NJ. Denna (pete) of Dayton Ohio,Caryn ( bruce) of columbus Ohio, Cindy(bob) of Grove City Ohio,Rhonda(don) of London Ohio.

Along with their grandchildren: Cora, Maddison, Jillian, Joseph, Gavin, Lisa (Michael) , Dean Annon,Jacob, Eddie (Tyler), Tiffany (Josh), Rachel, kaitlynn and several step grandchildren. Great grandchildren Riley, Bristol, Gatlin, Parker, Josie Charlotte,oakley, waylon, Brother John of Springfield, many nieces and nephews.

Lastly A special grandchild Kaitlynn bishop that was more of her child. Since birth kaitlynn and edith were synced.she raised kaitlynn and enjoyed every moment of it all while kaitlynn brought out the best in her, She loved camping,fishing,taking a hike, exploring they made scenes and manged to always laugh cry and get introuble together. Kaitlynn always made grandma seem young. They were the defention of best friend. They played strong roles for one another.kaitlynn was also their caretaker edith always said.

 Edith was a devoted wife, mother, sister, grandmother, aunt, and godmother who spent most days cleaning, cooking, and waiting to get in more trouble with her rotten mini kaitlynn ,enjoying the camper and others, making everyone laugh until their stomachs hurt. 

Edith was as strong as a bull, which someone once told us. She overcame many obstacles throughout her life and always came out on top. She was stubborn but passionate about every aspect of life and everyone's well-being. 

she always knew how to make a bad day better, and she will be missed, but her spirit will live on forever through all the memories and stories that will be shared in the future. There were many laughs and tears shed over the years, but the good memories always outweigh the bad.

 This is a hard goodbye.

*All services are being privately held.