Erica posted a condolence
I guess I will start with the fact that Gini was my aunt. She was so many things to so many people, but for me it was more than family. She was my wedding planner for the wedding that hasn't even been thought of yet, my fashion consultant, my make-up artist, and my interior designer. She had her hands in everything, and I love her even more for that.
One of my fondest memories is the day of my sophmore dinner dance, I came home from school with a black eye. Needless to say, it was the end of the world for me, but Aunt Gini told me it could be fixed. She grabbed whatever make-up she could find, and you would never even know that I had a black eye under all that stuff!
Another memory I will always cherish is a few months ago, she came to my house after going to the hospital to get drained, a procedure that she had to have quite often, and she sat at my kitchen counter and ate slices of american cheese with me. It sounds stupid but that is how I will remember her, as a fighter. She never gave up until the very end. And I am sure that now, as she joins our family in heaven, she is looking down on us wondering where are bright clothes and flashy jewelry are! I love you!! You are gone, but never forgotten.</b></font><br><br>
