Lorraine Parker

Death date: Nov 25, 2012

Lorraine Evalyn Parker Lorraine “Rainy” or “Mom” Parker of Holly Hill, FL was born on May 27, 1933 in Wisconsin to the late Julius Fremont Dodge and Ethel Naomi Dodge nNovember nee Sunquist and passed away November 14, 2012 with h Read Obituary

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Michael Campagnuolo

673w ago

We have not even come to fully register or realize the loss of Grandma. She was still doing all the things she normally did...cooking, driving her grandson from school, getting fish sandwiches...just a short while ago. And within the space of just 10 days, all that ended. She was one of those constant people who were there at the start of your life, and you could not imagine her ever not being there. You expected that she would always be there, at the end of your hours-long road trip after she beckoned you to drive up to see her. When you watch all the scenery pass by your window on your way to Daytona, how can she not be there waiting for you impatiently? Even though we know she is not on this Earth with us anymore, it still has not sunk in. And when it does, the loss will still be so immense.

Freddy Campagnuolo

673w ago

My Grandma (Munga) was simply the most amazing and supportive person in my life. She was always there when I was in need of help or advice. Grandma and I have had so many amazing memories together. She was extremely funny and could put a smile on just about anyone's face. I know we will all miss her greatly.

Alanah Campagnuolo

674w ago

Grandma was the best, simply put. My fondest memories as a child were with her and Papa. We were either on the farm, at home, going and doing something fun. She was lively and active, and never wanted to just sit around. She had a great sense of humor and could easily cheer anyone up. She was supportive and loving, and I will miss her deeply. One of a kind. Love my gram.

Felix & Cathy Campagnuolo

674w ago

So sorry for the loss of our dear Aunt Rainy. We think of her fondly. Rainy was a great person. Our condolences go out to her sons and the rest of her immediate family.

Leila Campagnuolo

674w ago

I am fortunate to have shared many years, many joyous memories and fond experiences with Lorraine (Rainy) Parker. I was welcomed into her family with warmth and open arms as her daughter-in-law. I will always cherish my years with her son John (Jack) Campagnuolo. Rainy always accepted family and friends with understanding and nonjudgement. She was a wonderful Grandmother to my children. She was a very strong woman and very independent especially given the norms of her generation. We always respected and valued each other, appreciating what we contributed to our family. If she could help someone she would. I found her to be generous and always truthful woman toward me. I will reflect back frequently to many of our shared experiences. I will miss her......my heart feels sorrow that she has left us. I wish to believe that she is now with her sons.....all together. The three of them. My deepest sympathy to all that Loved her as I did. Her sons Fred and Jimmy, sister Donna and all extended family members. Love Leila Campagnuolo Ruffini

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