In loving Memory of MaryAnn Dentino Batz of Rochester NY: January 14, 2022 at the age of 79.
MaryAnn Is Survived by The Love Of Her Life Peter W Batz. They Spent 70 years being freinds and 55 years together and married; Brother Tom And Nancy Dentino; Daughter Tracy and Winn Clemons; Grandchildren Charlie and Brittany Batz, Mary and Branden Baxter, Tony Fantasia, Vitalo Fantasia; Five greatgrandchildren and other loving family and friends.
MaryAnn was a Loving Mother and Wife. She was a strong and hard working woman. She loved to cook Italian Traditional Foods that she would always put her own twist on. She had an amazing love for music and Dance. Her garden and pond brought many years of happiness to Mom and Dad. Her love of antiques and restoring furniture gave her many of hours under the Wisteria. She loved the Beautiful Blooms. She had a smile that would brighten any bad day.
She will truly be missed. Mom you will always be in our Hearts and Minds.
Aunt Mary Ann, I’m thankful to have been able to visit with You the past few years I went home. I will never forget growing up, playing at Your house while you cooked, talked & laughed. I look Up to You & Uncle Peter for being together Your whole life, the love You have for one another. Our conversations were always fun & made My childhood memories some of the happiest ever. I’ll miss You. I’m sure Your resting in Peace with Nancy. Until We meet again. I love You, Love Chrissy .🙏🕊️💐
Maryann….for so long you put up a good fight against cancer and had it beat for a while. It came back and you fought hard again. Your strong will and strong faith it God was an inspiration to all who knew you. You had such a way of welcoming everyone who met you. I remember those great homemade cookies and the smell of good food cooking! You made it all look so easy. My brother’s heart is missing because it is with you now. I am happy you joined our family all those years ago and you will be missed, however stories and memories will be shared by many. You were and are loved. If it is true that we meet our loved ones in heaven can you let me know if Dinny, Frances, Del and AnnaKay made it…haha. God bless and rest in peace Maryann xo
God Rest your soul Maryann. Words cannot express the loss I am feeling. My sympathies to family and friends
Dear Peter and all of Maryann’s loved ones My deepest sympathy to all in this moment of sorrow and remembrance. A memory I have is how kindhearted Maryann was. “Want some coffee, something to eat” ? That’s what she would always ask her visitors. A wonderful and kind woman woman who will be missed by all who loved her.
JUST FOUND OUT TODAY, APRIL 14, VERY SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT MARY ANN’S PASSING. I REMEMBER ALL THE NIGHTS OF PLAYING CARDS AND GAMES ON BURROWS ST. WI5H MY MOM AND DAD AND PETE AND MARY ANN AND THE VISITS TO THEM ON BERGEN ST. LOVE YOU ALWAYS, JACKIE
MaryAnn was a force of nature and a real inspiration! I miss this wonderful lady!
We had great times volunteering in the Lyell-Otis Neighborhood Association (LONA)!
Rest in Peace <3