Elia Martina Vivarelli

With silver needles, steady and bright, You started knitting in the morning, and into the night, A loop and a stitch, a soft woollen row, Creating jumpers and slippers we all came to know.In the kitchen, a rhythm, an Italian song that you sing, With bubbling pots and the joy that they bring, No cookbooks... Read more

Debbie Wallace

Mum you suffered so much at the end.Mum you were an inspiration to me, taught me good values, to be kind, giving and most of all your love and now you are united with dad and now in Gods care, may you rest in peace. Lots of love Virginia.

Virginia Veenvliet

Bisnonna, I'll forever treasure the moments of our big family dinners together, and your amazing cotoletta. You turn ordinary places into something special. Especially when you spoke in your dialect. You had no idea how much you impacted me, and I'll never forget it either. We'll all miss you dearly... Read more

Meg

Mum, my heart is broken. Life will not be the same without you. I cherish all the wonderful memories and laughter we had together.You were such a kind and giving person a wonderful mother, grandmother and an exceptional mother-in-law.I’m so grateful to have had you for such a long time with... Read more

Mara Susan Vivarelli

Bis Nonna, personally called Nana Biz, you may have left us but the impact and legacy you had will never leave. I was quite the fussy child when it came to food, but you were the one who converted me to love lasagna. It was 'love at first bite', the... Read more

Erin Wallace

I want to share a memory of my great-grandma, Nanna Biz.Nanna Biz ran a very tight ship. Her house was basically Fort Knox — everything locked, everything in its place. I learned that the hard way when I was about five or six years old.Trying to be helpful, I closed... Read more

Jess Abbott (nee. Wallace)