Jo-Ann Cimaglia

Jo-Ann Cimaglia of North White Plains, NY and formerly of Yonkers, NY took our Lord's hand and entered into his kingdom on November 23, 2024.

Jo-Ann was born on June 17, 1939 to Joseph and Eleanor DiBucci. In her incredible life she was a daughter, a sister, a wife, a mother, an aunt to which all her nieces and nephews called her auntie, a friend and a co-worker.

She married the love of her life Egidio (Gino) on April 30, 1961. They had 3 daughters whom they loved more than imaginable. Jo-Ann's family meant everything to her. The love for her children, her 3 sisters and her family and friends will forever be felt. She has made a lasting impression on all who knew her.

Jo-Ann while raising her children found a long life career working for Per Bar. Jo-Ann loved working so much she worked up until October 10, 2024 before she was diagnosed with an illness.

Her family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Charley, Joe, Frank, Lynn, Ann Marie, Julie, Charles Jr., and Wayne (thanks for always driving her to work). We are forever grateful for the love and support you gave her. You were her extended family.

Our family would also like to thank our mom's amazing caregivers, Brenda and Fran. You certainly comforted her in her last days and she knew it.

Jo-Ann is survived by her loving daughters, Jo-Ann Moriarty married to Michael Moriarty her son-in-law who she absolutely adored, Lisette S. Cimaglia and Gina Cimaglia. Her sisters Dawn Mancuso, Sandra Griffin, and Garnet (Frank) Toritto. Many nieces and nephews, Great nieces, and Great nephews, and all her friends. She was predeceased by her loving husband Egidio Cimaglia.

A celebration of life will take place on December 6, 2024 at noon at Ballard-Durand, formerly Hawthorne Funeral Home, followed by a burial at Kensico Cemetery.

In lieu of flowers Jo-Ann would be honored to have you make a donation to your local animal shelter or humane society. The animals loved Jo-Ann and surrounded her constantly and her grand fur babies were with her till the end, or to High Peaks Hospice in Saranac Lake, NY who were so good to Jo-Ann in her final days.