We mourn the passing of Ramona Scolaro (Sheehan) who passed away on June 21, 2021, after a long battle with pancreatic cancer. Ramona’s passion for life was only eclipsed by her strong Christian faith, guiding her throughout her life. With unwavering beliefs, Ramona’s exuberance was infectious, and touched many around her. She had the ability to light up the room, and a laugh that was electric. She had an unselfish and generous approach to life. Her passion was caring for children, which forged many lifelong friendships. She enjoyed what life had to offer – gardening, boating, travelling, hiking, skydiving, and being with friends and family. However, her greatest joy was being “Nonna” to Lilly. Ramona is survived by her loving husband of 30 years, Joseph, their daughter, Nicole Cioban, granddaughter Lilly, and her loving dog, Daisy. She is also survived by her father Frederick, brothers Freddie and Eric, sisters Rhonda Alvey (Joe), Renae, Rachelle, and many nieces, nephews, and friends – especially lifelong friend Kathy Miska. She was preceded in death by her mother Margaret, and brother Ryan.
We will be honoring Ramona with a “Celebration of Life” at The Lodge at Allardale, 141 Remsen Road, Medina Ohio (Granger Township) 44256 on July 14 from 4-8 p.m. All are welcome. To offer condolences visit www.zaborfh.com.
Messages of Condolence
Dear Joe and family: We were saddened to see the notice of Ramona’s passing. Although we have been removed from our old neighborhood for many years, we wondered at times if you both were still in the Old Brooklyn area.
You may remember Claudia- She is 29 now, and a mother herself to our grandson. She works at University Hospital and has grown into a fine young lady.
Our condolences to you and your entire family.
Peace be with you,
The Derov Family
Carol,
Thank you. We have since moved on from Old Brooklyn. Ramona kept an album of all the kids, and going through pics this past week brings back great memories. She kept newspaper articles of Claudia with her animals at the fair. She spoke of her often and how proud she was of her. I hope all is well with you and your family
Joe,
I was thinking of Ramona and I looked her up on the internet and read that she passed away! I am so shocked and could not believe what I was reading! We are so very sorry, and please know how we are both heartbroken to know that Ramona has passed. Our heartfelt condolences and prayers for you and your family.
Love,
Angie and Frank Bova