Luisa Vaccari

Luisa Vaccari, a beloved matriarch and cherished friend, passed away on November 1, 2024, at the age of 80. Born on October 2, 1944, Luisa lived a life filled with love, joy, and a deep connection to her family and community.

Luisa's devotion to her loved ones was evident in everything she did. She is survived by her caring husband, Massimo Vaccari, with whom she shared countless cherished moments. Their love story serves as a testament to a partnership built on mutual respect, laughter, and unwavering support.

Her two daughters, Agnese Hornung and Anna Maria Vaccari, carry forward her legacy of love and kindness, drawing strength from their mother's indomitable spirit. Luisa's sons, Maurizio (Irene) Vaccari and Marzio Vaccari, have also been profoundly influenced by her wisdom and compassion.

Luisa’s heart swelled with pride for her six grandchildren — Scott, Nicolas, Brandon, Jean Paul, Angela, and Cristina — as well as her three treasured great-grandchildren. Each of them holds a special place in her heart, and her nurturing guidance and warmth will forever resonate within them.

A woman of deep faith, Luisa found great solace in attending church, a place where her spirit could connect with something greater than herself. Her passion for singing brought joy to her life and the lives of many around her, as she often lent her voice to uplift those in her community. She also had a profound love for reading, finding adventure and wisdom in the pages of books, a passion that ignited her curiosity and broadened her horizons.

Luisa was preceded in death by her loving parents, Susana Valdivieso and Moises Tello, whom she held dear in her heart. Their nurturing spirit laid the foundation for the loving family she cultivated over the years.

As we remember Luisa, we celebrate the beautiful soul who touched so many lives. She leaves behind a legacy of love, strength, and compassion that will continue to inspire her family and friends for generations to come. Her warm smile and gentle heart will be deeply missed but will forever live on in the memories she created with all those who were fortunate enough to know her.