Rochester, NY: August 26, 2021 at age 86. Loretta is predeceased by her husband and love of her life, Nicholas J. Julian.
She is survived by her children Elizabeth (Casper) Astuto, Elaine (Scott) Baros, Catherine (Jeff) Hart, Carolyn (Thomas) Dzielski, Jim (Shannon) Julian; Grandchildren (10) Angela Dennis, Laura Dennis, Matthew (Emily) Dennis, Nathan (Brittany) Hart, Andrea Astuto, Claire Hart, Dominic Astuto, Ashton Julian, Celeste Dzielski, Daina Julian; Great-grandchildren (2) Peter Barbosa and Genevieve Hart; Sister Jeanne (Tom) Mack and Brother Fred Monti and predeceased by her sister Lucille (John) Masco; Several nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Loretta attended Holy Cross School and graduated from Charlotte Highschool, and was a lifetime resident in the village of Charlotte. She retired from The Genesee Hospital with over 30 years of dedicated employment. Loretta shared her love of music with her family. She enjoyed playing the piano, and sang in several choirs throughout her life. She greatly enjoyed line-dancing with her beloved sisters. Loretta enjoyed spending time in her beautiful flower garden, and loved family gatherings.
Thanks to the staff at St. John’s Nursing Home for their compassion and care.
In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Alzheimer’s Association (www.alz.org ) in Loretta’s memory. Loretta’s Mass will be held Thursday, September 2nd at 10:00 AM at Holy Cross Church, 4492 Lake Avenue, Rochester, NY 14612. Interment at Riverside Cemetery will immediately follow. 
What a very lovely and delightful woman Loretta was! I worked as a music therapist at St. Bernard’s and met Loretta there. I remember her kindness and her love of music. When I think of Loretta, Nick quickly comes to mind as well, for his love, dedication, and friendly manner. Even in their later years, Nick and Loretta spread goodness in the world and enriched my life. My heart is with all in their family. May you feel the warmth of their love, even in your grief.
Beth, Glen and I send our condolences to you and your family. It’s hard to lose parents.Loving hugs to you.
My sincere condolences. As a child I loved when My family (Joe and Dottie Cilano) got together with your family always a fun time! Always smiles and laughter.
I will keep her and you all in my prayers
Sarah Cilano Klimek
I have so many great memories of good times at the Julian’s on Birr St. and your mom’s laughter. I feel so fortunate to have known both your parents for so many years.
Love to all,
Cindy Bailey (and family)
Jeannie, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of your sister. Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers at this difficult time.
Cindy Ward Bohrer
I remember the whole Julian and Monti families from growing up in Charlotte and attending Holy Cross Church and school. Thoughts and prayers to you all. May your memories bring you comfort.
Peace,
Kathy (Robach) Coughenour
To my beautiful sister Loretta:
I have so many fond memories of us growing up, raising our families and always being together. I will always miss you
Love
Jeanne (sissy)