Marie Mitrovich

Marie has been known as an remarkable women. When I first met Marie though Jill foulke I was in awe of how generous she was with her loved ones and friends. All the elaborate dinners she spent many hours preparing to entertain her guest. I always said that she has more energy than had. Even though she will be missed here among us, I will always caring her in my heart.

Olga, - Tom and I are so sorry to hear of the loss of your Mom. She was such a wonderful lady and best friend to my Mom. I am sure they are rejoicing to be together again. I will miss seeing her when we visit Maryland. May God wrap his arms around you and give you peace. Love - Deb and Tom Garton

My first memory is dinner at the Mitrovich's. My father was a meat and potato man. He made my mother fix him an entire meal because he didn't eat spaghetti. He was surprised when Mrs. Mitrovich starting bringing out several courses. This story was kept a secret for many years. Love, Linda

Nothing but beautiful memories from such a beautiful person. Mrs. Marie was a very special person in our lives as she was like a grandmother to us when we had lost our own. The love that she poured into her family was the same she put into her cooking. Her food was a reflection of herself "ROCAMBOLESCO". Love and prayers for her family. Live, Laugh, Love, Kathy & Dan Daw family, otherwise known as the "Baltos".

Olga My heart goes out to you and your family on the loss of your beautiful Mom who had a huge loving heart. Your Dad and my husband Nelson worked together and we were lucking enough to be invited to your parents home, with you there, to eat dinner. We had never seen so much food that was true Italian and so heavenly delicious. I was so happy you were there as I hadn't seen you since we were in school, you were as kind and cute as ever. I also remember you calling your Mom's stuffed pasta "hats" Sadly I lost Nelson last year and my Mom the year before, what you are going through now is so heartbreaking & devastatingly hard but you will push through it, your parents raised you to be a strong woman. Remember you will never get over your loss but you will get through it. Love you Olga Toni Rembold