Joan M. (Ferdenzi) Bagaglio, 93,

            Joan M. (Ferdenzi) Bagaglio, 93, of Milford passed away, Monday, March 3, 2014 in the Worcester Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center in Worcester. She was the wife of the late Louis A. Bagaglio who passed away in 2000. She was born in Milford daughter of the late Emilio and Angela Maria (Rossetti) Ferdenzi and was a lifelong Milford resident. 
     She was a graduate of the Milford High School class of 1938. 
    Mrs. Bagalio retired from the former Bay Bank in Bellingham where she was employed as a bank teller. 
    She was a communicant of the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church and a member of the Sacred Heart Women’s Club. 
    She is survived by her children, Louis W. Bagaglio of Uxbridge, James F. Bagaglio and his wife Janet of Worcester, John P. Bagaglio and his wife Cathy of St Paul MN, six grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, many nieces and nephews.    
        A mass of Christian burial will be Friday, March 7, 2014 at 10 A.M. in the Sacred Heart of Jesus Church 7 East Main St. Burial will follow in the Sacred Heart Cemetery on Medway Rd. in Milford.            
    Friends and family may visit Friday morning prior to the funeral mass from 8:30 to 9:30 A.M. at the  Consigli-Ruggerio Funeral Home 46 Water St.  

Guest Book

Louie,Kippy and John: Sorry to hear of the passing of your Mother. She always will have a special place within me. We can find solace in knowing that her,Uncle Louie and family are now together again.
Dick Sharp

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Kip and Family, Have received this news with great sadness. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Dianne Swafford

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My Mom worked with your Mother years ago an I remember your Mom and Dad well. My thoughts and prayers are with your family.
Beverly (Earl) Jones

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Louie, Kippy & John - The news that Auntie J is gone has hit me hard. I remember her and my mother talking on the phone every day and just enjoying eachother's company. She was so happy to have her children and grandchilden to dote on. I especially remember her stories of making all the Italian specialties to freeze when she'd visit John and his family and of her travels with Uncle Louie. She will be missed Don's and my thoughts go to you. Love your cousin
Angela Sharp Davison

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