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Louise F. Cinciripini

November 20, 1932 — January 4, 2019


Louise F. Cinciripini, (nee Farkas), 86, of Waterloo, IL entered God’s eternal garden at Hospice House, St. Louis, on January 4, 2019, with her daughters Christine of Waterloo, IL and Michele of St. Louis, MO, at her side. She was born, at home, in South St. Louis City, to the late Anna and Michael Farkas.  She married Hugo P. in 1956; he preceded her in death in 2015. Louise was preceded in death by her dear sister Helen (Joe Crowe) and brother (Joe/Donnie Pulay).  She is survived by sisters-in-law Pat (Hank) and Pat (Al), many nieces and nephews, family in Vienna, Austria and Unterwart, Hungary, her friends from schooldays and those at Cedarhurst Assisted Living of Waterloo.

Louise graduated from Notre Dame High School in 1950, and after night school to study foreign languages at St. Louis University, she traveled extensively in Europe in 1954. Mom was an avid reader her whole life, lately including Kindle books, and shared her love of literature with her daughters. She took classes to learn how to use a laptop, Internet, email, and was always amazed that ‘googling’ was better than hardback encyclopedias.  She was a history buff, had a great knowledge of flowers as evidenced by her beautiful gardens, and looked forward each year for the springtime return of hummingbirds, her “biddy buddies.” Louise loved fishing at ‘the farm,’ and adored her feline and canine companions, especially ‘Schatzi’ “my dear heart,” her mini wire hair dachshund. 

She made every holiday special, every birthday celebrated.  She was the eternal optimist, and in her words “the perennial sophomore.” Our momma was always loving, and will always be loved.  Her wisdom was an inspiration, her love a blessing.  Rest now, mom, in God’s Garden.

If roses grow in Heaven, Lord,
Please pick a bunch for us.
Place them in our mother’s arms
And tell her they’re from us.
Tell her that we love and miss her
And when she turns to smile
Place a kiss upon her cheek
And hold her for awhile.

As an expression of sympathy the family prefers memorial contributions to: 
Daughters of Charity / Province of St. Louise
Friends of Morrison Talbott Library
Champ Assistance Dogs
or Donor's Choice

Private Interment at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery.
 

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