Geraldine (Gerry) Dalle Manzardo 1941 - 2020
Geraldine Manzardo, nee Dalle, age 79 of Chatsworth, Illinois, formerly of New Lenox, Beecher, Dolton and Chicago's Roseland community was born on April 4, 1941 and died on November 1, 2020. She was the beloved wife of the late Frank Manzardo; loving mother of David (Karyn) Brown, Michele Manzardo (Al Shramm); proud grandmother of Laura, Marissa and Nolan; fond aunt of many nieces and nephews.
Rosalie Poledziewski (Daley)
Gerry was a great gal to know in highschool, always with a cheerful personality and beautiful smile. My sincere sympathy to
her family and many friends. Rest in peace our fellow classmate.
Rose (Poledziewski) Daley
Salvador Navarette
GERALDINE WAS A NICE PERSON TO BE AROUND----------SAL
Raymond A. Rattary
Dear Geri,
May you rest in peace. Condolences to your family and friends
Sincere Regards
Ray Rattary
John W. Broadhead
A beautifu person. Surely missed by many.
John Broadhead Dallas Tx
Glenn W. Peterson
Lisa and I were very sorry to learn about the passing of Geraldine. I remember her from my days at Brennan. Always smiling as I recall. May she Rest In Peace. Lisa and Glenn Peterson
Janet L. Eng (Gollberg)
So sorry to hear Gerry is gone. She was always a fun person. I remember the Dalles had a fig tree in their backyard. Sophomore year, when we were all looking for leaves for biology, that poor little tree was practically denuded! I remember Gerry's mom accepted that pretty well. May Gerry rest in peace.
Connie Chiappori (Wallace)
So sorru to hear she has passed away. I remember the fun dances in her basement. She was a good friend. And yes, the fig tree!
Paulette H. Ment (Kotan)
Gerry and I worked on the school newspaper together and became friends. After graduation I lost contact with her. She happened to call me for the first class reunion and we renewed our friendship. Her son David and my 2 boys were close in age and played well together. After her marriage to Frank we would get together in the evenings to play board games that we all enjoyed. We both had garage sales in common and would go to them or have them in my garage or basement. Always a lot of fun. After moving to California she would insist we stay with her whenever we returned to the area. When she and Frank built their home in Beecher it was featured in the local newspaper and she would send me copies of the articles so I could follow along with the project. I will miss Gerry very much. My condolences to the family.