Eunice Mulholland Benzi
In New Haven, July 15, 2010, Eunice Mulholland Benzi, age 73 of Eastern St., mother of Diane Benzi of New Haven also survived by beloved close friends, Sandra Garber, Betsy Williams, Patrick and Paula Biondello, Anthony Delvecchio, Jean Little, Estelle and Ray Gross, Richard and Kathy Pleines and many more, also 22 nieces and nephews. Eunice worked in the engineering department at SNET for 36 years. She was a member of the Telephone Pioneers of America. Friends are invited to attend her Memorial service Sat., July 31 at 11 a.m. in BEECHER & BENNETT FUNERAL HOME, 2300 Whitney Ave., Hamden. Memorial Contributions in Eunice's memory can be sent to the Alzheimer's Association, P.O. Box 96011, Washington, DC 20090-6011.
My deepest sympathy goes out to you Diane. Your Mom and I had so many good times together and lots of good memories. She was always the life of the party! We just have to remember all the memories and the good times we all had. Love, Sandy
Diane, I’m very sorry to hear about the loss of your Mom. She was alot of fun and we have great memories of her.
Sorry for your loss, I have many fond memories of the good times we had at the Inside/Outside Cafe and Morris Cove. We will all miss Eunice.
To my Dear Friend, Eunice, who I have had the pleasure of being close friends with for over 45 years. We definitely left our mark on the world and had some great times the my gang: brother Frank, Wilson, Tookie, Squillo, Capp, Barry, Noel, Plant Man, Bishop, Pat, Switch and some who I don’t remember. Here’s too ya Baby!!!
Diane, We are sorry for the loss of your mom. May you always cherish the memories you had with her and keep them in your heart.
Ma: You always wanted to stay young and said you would never act old. You loved to have fun. Your friends were friends for life. They were also family. We all understand everything now and we love and miss you very much. We finally had the relationship I always wanted. You were my best friend and confident. A nasty sneakie disease stole it all away from me. I know you love me Ma. I am going to cherish all the good times we had. I made sure you were laid to rest right next to your mother as were your wishes. Tiki is safe and has her own room for now with two big windows and lots of birds to look at. Soon she will have two other cats as friends.You are healthy, young and out of pain now. You are with our beloved Nanny, Bobbie, and Grandmere now. I love all of you and miss you very much. Love Di Di
Your mother was a big part of the Williams family for years, and years and years. She was alot of fun. My father especially adored her. You gave your mother a beautiful tribute. May she rest in peace. Your great grandmother came to my house one Thanksgiving for dinner. She brought a tin of cookies. Do you know I still have that tin with my sewing in it. Your mother would have been very proud of you. Glenice (Williams) Trainor Stuart, Florida
My Deepest Sympathy Diane. Your Mother and I shared Many a laugh together through our years at SNET.
Diane, I was so sorry to find out about your loss and the heartache it brought to you. Please know you were always a good daughter and your mother will always be proud of you. My deepest sympathy for your loss. Alpha
Diane, After reading these guestbook entries,I wanted to tell you that my daughter is named Diane and also is known as Di Di to us and her little neices and nephews. It is a small coincidence and I thought you may like to know that.It is a small world and my sharing this with you is really funny . DEE
To the family of Eunice Benzi, I am so sorry for the loss of your Mother.I went through School with her and she was a graduate of Hillhouse H.S. Class of 54.I also was a friend to her when she lived on Sherman Ave in New Haven.Although we had not seen each other in many years,I remember her as being full of good humor and her smile was so beautiful.Both Estelle Gross and I spoke of her often at class reunion get togethers.We wished she would have joined us.I guess she had her reasons not to.I would have loved to see her of course. I am so sorry again,for your loss. Delores Egan (DEE)
Ma: You always wanted to stay young and said you would never act old. You loved to have fun. Your friends were friends for life. They were also family. We all understand everything now and we love and miss you very much. We finally had the relationship I always wanted. You were my best friend and confident. A nasty sneakie disease stole it all away from me. I know you love me Ma. I am going to cherish all the good times we had. I made sure you were laid to rest right next to your mother as were your wishes. Tiki is safe and has her own room for now with two big windows and lots of birds to look at. Soon she will have two other cats as friends.You are healthy, young and out of pain now. You are with our beloved Nanny, Bobbie, and Grandmere now. I love all of you and miss you very much. Love Di Di
Miss you Ma
Diane, After reading these guestbook entries,I wanted to tell you that my daughter is named Diane and also is known as Di Di to us and her little neices and nephews. It is a small coincidence and I thought you may like to know that.It is a small world and my sharing this with you is really funny . DEE
Diane, I was so sorry to find out about your loss and the heartache it brought to you. Please know you were always a good daughter and your mother will always be proud of you. My deepest sympathy for your loss. Alpha