elevated 7JkNq September 26, 1919 ~ May 13, 2018

elevated 7JkNq Visitation
Wednesday, May 16, 2018 from 2 – 4 & 6 – 8 pm

elevated 7JkNq Holy Cross Catholic Funeral Home
211 Langstaff Road East, Thornhill, ON, L3T 3Z6

elevated 7JkNq Funeral Mass
Thursday, May 17, 2018 at 11:30 am                                   

elevated 7JkNq Chapel of St. Joseph – Holy Cross Catholic Funeral Home

elevated 7JkNq Interment
Mount Hope Catholic Cemetery 
305 Erskine Avenue, Toronto, ON, M4P 1Z7

elevated 7JkNq Reception
Holy Cross Catholic Funeral Home – Following the Mass

elevated 7JkNq Obituary 

elevated 7JkNq Antonetta (Dolly) Wroblewski (nee Viola)
1919 – 2018

elevated 7JkNq Born the only daughter of a prominent Italian family in Toronto, Dolly – as she was affectionately known – lived a full life by anyone’s definition. For more than 98 years, she experienced the joy of being around loving family members and dear friends, and the pleasure of good food.

elevated 7JkNq Treasured daughter of the late Henry and Jennie Viola (nee Perrone). Beloved sister of the late Albert (Phyllis) Viola. Adored wife of the late Stephen Wroblewski, and mother of Diane (David) Salonius and Stephen (Teresa) Wroblewski. Cherished grandmother of Richard (Shannon) Salonius, Jamie (Janet) Salonius, Lee Anne (Seward) Wroblewski, Jessica Wroblewski, Andrew Wroblewski, and Lisa Wroblewski, and great-grandmother of Tiffany Flores, Tyler Salonius, Mina Salonius, and Henry Salonius.

elevated 7JkNq She was a fighter and a relentless optimist, but after facing a series of progressive health challenges over the past 17 months, Dolly could fight no more. On Mother’s Day, surrounded by her family at North York General Hospital, she joined her parents, brother, and husband in Heaven. We thought she’d live forever. And she almost did. Now she lives forever in our hearts.

elevated 7JkNq In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to a charity near and dear to your heart in Dolly’s honour.

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