Marianna Metcalf

In Loving Memory of Marianna Gisella

It is with profound sadness and broken hearts that we announce the passing of Marianna Gisella, age 66, a beautiful and loving soul who meant so much to so many.

Marianna, known as Gi to those who loved her, was a woman with a huge heart. She was caring, intelligent, generous, and loved with all her heart. Family and friends were at the center of her life, and she treasured the time she spent surrounded by the people she loved. Her warmth, kindness, and ability to make others feel loved will never be forgotten.

Gi was the beloved wife of Louis. She was the cherished daughter of Yolanda and Joseph, daughter in law of Louis and Helen, a loving sister to Rossana and Silvana and sister-in-laws Helen and Stefanie. She was a beloved aunt to her nephews Alex, Xavier and Joseph and her nieces Isabella, Gillian, Brianna and Kaylee, who brought great joy to her life.

Gi loved making memories. She especially enjoyed spending time with family and friends, visiting the Borgata, spending time at wineries and taking trips to the islands. She adored Il Volo, playing Bingo and playing poker with her cousins. Whether traveling somewhere beautiful or simply sharing time with the people she loved, Gi knew how to enjoy life and make those moments special.

Those who knew Gi will remember her enormous heart, her intelligence, her loyalty, her laughter, and most of all, the way she loved people so completely. She gave so much of herself to those around her, and her presence made life brighter.

Although our hearts are broken by her passing, we are grateful for every memory, every laugh, every conversation, every trip, and every moment we were fortunate enough to share with her.

Gi's life was a gift, and her love will remain with us forever. She will live in the hearts of her husband, family, friends, and everyone whose life she touched.

Rest peacefully, Gi. You were loved with all our hearts, and you will be missed beyond words. Until we meet again, may you always know how deeply you were loved.