Death date: Apr 27, 2020
Mary Maxine Marinaccio, age 97 of Gainesville, FL passed away peacefully in ET York Haven Hospice in Gainesville, FL on April 27, 2020. Education was extremely important to Maxine, and she valued it for herself and others. She obt Read Obituary
I am so sorry to hear about Aunt Maxine. I just found out a few minutes ago. She was a great lady. You were/are lucky To have had her as your mom.
Louisa
We were so sad to read about Maxine; she was a kind and lovely lady. Our hearts go out to Maxine’s family with sincere condolences.
Edward and Lynn Regan
The Villages, FL
To the Family of Maxine Marinaccio:
Sincere Condolences to the Family of Maxine Marinaccio. This is a time of Celebration and Gratitude. Maxine had a successful academic career, a large family which she loved, a husband Tony whom she was proud of, and she lived to the ripe age of 97. Well done Maxine!
Lindy and Meta Marinaccio and family.
Maxine was a wonderful soul. I loved taking care of her every second. I wish I could have been able to say goodbye. Rest In Peace Ms. Maxine. I miss you so much.
-Mea Gerideau
Sincere sympathy to all the family of Mary..The ladies who went out to each every month really missed having Mary with us...I remember that I took her to a concert at the church at night because she did not drive and she and Jean really enjoyed the concert and was pleased that someone would take her..She was very special and we all miss her........Those we love don't go away..They walk beside us every day..Unseen, unheard, but always near..Still loved, still missed and very dear......... Death leaves a heartache no one can heal...Love leaves a memory one can steal....Love and blessings to all her family and know she was a real special lady......Barbara S. Weeks
I feel privileged to have been considered a friend by Maxine. We met as members of Friends of the Villages Library and enjoyed a special friendship for years. We attended many events together and had a standing lunch meeting once a month until she moved to Gainesville. We were each others confidents and loved to laugh. She was so special in so many ways and shared her friendships to many. I treasure the conversation we had at her going away party and will think of her in my heart forever. God has gained a very beautiful soul.
Carol Duggan
