Pauline A. Voltaggio

A candle was lit by Marlene Atteberrry on April 18, 2017 10:38 PM

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Ruth Vivian Anderson Wetherbee told us stories of her childhood with her sister Pauline & we spent a lot of enjoyable time with her family over the years, Love Marlene & Ted Atteberry, Ted 2, Charlotte & Greg, Carolyn Wetherbee, Joyce Greene & family, Tony Schmit & family She cannot be replaced & we'll miss her.

Message from Dan and Kathy Krebsbaach

Pauline was one special lady - we have live with her on Merton for 40 years - we still remember when we were at Dr. Bowles 40th birthday, and as she was dancing, she jumped up and did "the splitz" ,, on purpose, an then jumped up and continued to dance ! As the young kids on the block, we were so impressed! Another time, she called Dan to check out her heating system, when we arrived, she was on a tall ladder trimming her Christmas tree ! That was just 5 years ago... God bless you and your family, Dan & Kathy

A candle was lit by Andy and Liz Kammes on April 18, 2017 5:05 PM

Message from Terrie Butler

Aunt Pauline was one of the four remarkable Anderson sisters. Like her sisters, she was a very loving mother and aunt. Whether her home was in Dayton, Brussels, or Chicago, it was always very welcoming. Aunt Pauline could move on short notice, with two, three, or four children in tow, and set up a house to become their new home in nothing flat. She grew as she moved, incorporating interests from each previous locale into the new one.

Aunt Pauline will be greatly missed by all of her family while leaving an enduring legacy for her children and grandchildren, just like her mother before her.

My thoughts and prayers are with my cousins and their families during this time of sorrow for their great loss. God bless each of you.

A candle was lit by Terrie and Bill Butler on April 18, 2017 2:22 PM

Message from Mike McDermott

We are offering our thoughts and prayers for the Voltaggio family with the passing of your wonderful mom and grandma. Known to us as Aunt Pauline, your mom was always a bright light in the Anderson family. In faith we know she is now with her loving husband Frank and one day we too will be reunited with those we love so dearly.

Message from Marna McComb

I will always remember the joy of "the Pistol" and her fabulous elan that she passed down to her children and along to those she knew. And I will also always have the benefit of being able to gaze upon the gorgeous wedding dress she crafted for me over 50 years ago - something with which I cannot part. I am among the multitudes she co-parented all those years ago and proud to say I loved her a lot. I will surely miss her as much as I miss my own mom. Rest in peace, dear one.

Message from Wendy Santschi Gallaher

What a beautiful tribute to an amazing lady. I will always remember the love she had for her family and her passion for her peonies that gorgeously lined her driveway every spring. She will be deeply missed by her family and friends.