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You may view the obituary and send a message of sympathy at in Minco, OK, Jerry lived at his grandparents home who he called Mama Mac and Daddy Fred. Joseph's Church Building Fund, 5748 Stokes Lee Center Rd., Lee Center, NY 13363. Contributions may be made in Leda's memory to the American Red Cross, Rome Chapter, 303 W. Arrangements have been entrusted to the Nunn and Harper Funeral Home, Inc, 418 N. Joseph's Church, Lee Center, on Wednesday, Jat 10:30AM where the Rev. You may view the obituary and send a message of sympathy at Services: A Mass of the Christian Burial at St.

In death, she leaves the following, 'Don't cry for me! CELEBRATE! I've had a fabulous life and the greatest family one could live for.'Ī Mass of the Christian Burial at St.

In past years, she appeared in several off Broadway musicals in New York and also made her appearance in the local theater. Musical theater was another passion, which she enjoyed tremendously. Love of family was followed by her love of travel, especially long cruises to many parts of the world. She was predeceased by a brother, Celestino Saraceni. Surviving besides her loving husband, Tony, are three sons and daughters-in-law, Paul and Lynne De Minco, of West Friendship, MD, Stephen and Carole De Minco, of Darnestown, MD, Chris De Minco, of Rush, NY, and Marcia De Minco, of Honeoye Falls, NY six beloved grandchildren, Gregory, Jennifer, Kristen, Stephen, Jessica, and Lauren and two sisters, Clara Magno, Yonkers, NY, and Wanda De Legge, of Greer, SC. A dedicated volunteer and past member of the Board of Directors of the Rome Chapter of the American Red Cross, she also served as chair person of the Bloodmobile for several years. Leda was a member of the Palm Twig for thirty-seven years, serving as a volunteer at the Rome Memorial Hospital Snack Bar and other fund producing activities. Joseph's Church, an active member of the Women's Club, and past soloist with the church choir. Leda and her family lived in Lee Center since 1951 until recently, when they moved to New Hartford. Her husband, Anthony, an electronics engineer, remained at Griffiss AFB with the Rome Air Development Center until his retirement in 1977. The couple moved to Rome, with the transfer of the Watson Laboratories in December of 1950. 'Tony' De Minco, a blessed union which endured for over sixty years. On April 3, 1948, she was united in marriage to Anthony P. The family established residence in the Fordham section of the Bronx, NYC. In October of 1929, Leda left Italy accompanied by her mother and sisters, Clara and Wanda, and joined their father, Oreste and brother, Celestino, in the United States. Leda was born on June 5, 1921, in Orsogna, Italy, the daughter of Oreste and Felicetta Zuchero Saraceni. Obituary: Leda Saraceni De Minco, 87, of Preswick Glen, New Hartford, formerly of Stokes-Lee Center Rd., Lee Center, passed away on Saturday, July 26, 2008, at University Hospital in Syracuse, following a brief illness.