Mary Ida Reney Occhialini Obituary

We are sad to announce that on December 5, 2021, at the age of 99, Mary Ida Reney Occhialini of Newington, Connecticut passed away. Leave a sympathy message to the family on the memorial page of Mary Ida Reney Occhialini to pay them a last tribute.

She was predeceased by: her husband Antonio Occhialini; her parents, Anthony Reney and Fermina Reney (Fattorini); her husband Tony; her brother Albert Reney; and her children-in-law, Pamela Cowles Occhialini and John Carroll.

She is survived by: her children, Tony, Adorna Carroll, Mark Occhialini (Cinzia), Renée Malinowski (Thomas), Sonya Casarotto (Jeffrey) and David Occhialini (Jeana); her niece Maria Teresa "Terri" Conti (Cynthia); her grandchildren, Jenna Carroll Abare (Norman), Adam Malinowski (Jennifer), Eric Malinowski (Mallory), Jordan Carroll Gangloff (Scott), Antonio Occhialini (Ashley), Sean Carroll (Christina), Danielle Occhialini (Gregory Diaz), Diva Malinowski Green (Benjamin), Brianna Occhialini (Mitchel Graziano), Alexander Casarotto, Athena Casarotto, Austin Occhialini, Michela Casarotto, Braden Occhialini, Cameron Casarotto and Daniel Casarotto; her great grandchildren, Zachary Abare, Natalie, Andrew, Luke, Vivienne Malinowski, Hazel Malinowski, Mark, Declan Occhialini, Emmett, Parker Gangloff and Jameson Diaz; her godchildren, Christina Rondina Sideranko, Lisa Reney Hamilton, Aldo Zovich and Sandro Quercia; and her sister-in-law Maureen Reney.

Memorial donations may be made to the Newington Department of Human Services, Newington Town Hall, 131 Cedar Street, Newington, CT 06111 or to the Newington Historical Society & Trust, Inc., 679 Willard Avenue, Newington, CT 06111.

Funeral arrangement under the care of
Burritt Hill Funeral Home

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December 13, 2021

Terri Conti wrote a sympathy message

“Dear all you know you are more my siblings than cousins and your beloved mom was as much of a mother to me. I loved Zia Mary as I loved my own mother. Dear zia Mary accepted me and opened her heart and home (as did uncle Tony and my dear cousins born at that time) to me in 1963 when I was a young 20 year old needing much love and guidance. I will be eternally grateful for having been granted the opportunity to live a life that I could only have dreamed. LOVE YOU ZIA . Your niece Terri Conti”