Kathleen Pisarri, 58, of Cortlandt Manor, NY passed away on September 15, 2012. She was born on November 18, 1953 in White Plains, NY to Lillian and Joseph Maurer. Kathleen married Tony Pisarri on April 24, 1976 at St. John’s Church in White Plains. She is survived by her loving husband Tony, two daughters Jacqueline Ferreira and son-in-law Eric and Kelly Pisarri, and two sisters; Cynthia Forys and brother-in-law Joe and Peggie Maurer as well as niece and nephew Aimee and Jeff Forys. Kathleen loved to travel and share the memories she made with family and friends with the countless pictures she took. She also enjoyed singing and performing in High School and local theater groups. Kathleen was very active in Support Connection. Family will receive friends at the funeral home on Monday and Tuesday from 4 to 8pm. Mass of Christian burial will be held at The Church of the Holy Spirit on Wednesday at 10am. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to Support Connection of Yorktown Heights in Kathleen’s name.
Shelly
To Kathy, the distance between us did not take away from our lifelong friendship we have shared for the past 42 years. You will always be a part of who I am because I am still here to remember us. I love you Maurer Face and will miss talking to you. So like the card said, that you gave to me when I moved away, lets not say goodbye lets just say see ya later alligator.
Barbara & Dieter Kannapin
Kathy was so special to everyone she came in contact with her. Dieter and I are blessed that she was in our life. With much sadness & love, Barbara & Dieter Kannapin.
Christine Gallagher Smith
I’ve known Kathy my whole life and when I think of her I smile. She had the cutest giggle and the brightest smile and she seemed to be able to stay upbeat and positive in even the most trying situations. She was amazing. Although we saw each other very little since childhood, that bond of friendship never faded through the passing years. Memories of our times together will continue to live on in my heart. I’ll see you again in Heaven someday, “Doodles”. God bless you.
Trishia & Joel
Words seem inadequate to express the sadness felt at the loss of Kathy. I always loved her laugh. I will remember that and her and keep it my mind and in my heart. With thoughts of peace and courage for you, love Trishia & Joel
Kathy Quinn
Kathy will always be remembered at Support Connection. Her smile, her caring, her compassion and understanding made so many people’s lives better. Any time I called upon her to reach out to someone who needed a shoulder to lean on, Kathy made herself available. We were blessed to know her. She was one in a million