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Tabetha Foutune who passed away on March 25th 2024. She was the unit clerk on the 12th floor..

Tabetha Fortune: So I'm not one to share my personal life on fb but this story I have to tell, I have Gastroesophageal Junction Adenocarcinoma stage 1 and I am glad that my doctor was so adamant about finding out about my early satiety early detection is key, the coming weeks are going to be hard with agressive treatment but GOD GOT THIS! I am not looking for sympathy simply for prayers. Missing my Mom especially now. Despite it all I manage to have a smile on my face!

😥😥 my lovely sister pass away this morning I never really talked about my sister's illness like that me and sister had a good childhood she went on trips with me when I was younger always caring we had our fights what siblings don't so much memories now you are up there with mommy Sharon grandma so much things are going thru my head but I'm still going to continue to pray and ask for strength I love and miss you dearly sis and Rita will be fine 😟😟😥😥😟🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿 Carlton Williams

#in memoriam

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Deepest condolences to the family

May he rest in peace .

#in memoriam

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Fele Magdamo, has peacefully joined our Creator.

Silliman University will have a memorial service at Silliman Church for Tita Fele on September 14, 7:30 am. It will be livestreamed on SU Church's YouTube channel.

Silliman University Church https://www.facebook.com/SillimanUniversityChurch

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Can You Spot Who Makes This Pic So Awesome That We Can All Learn From It?

There’s one person in this crowd of moviegoers who’s determined to live life in the moment. Can you find them?

If you guessed that it’s the older woman in the black sweater at the front of the crowd, you’d be right. This photo, taken at the premier of Black Mass in Brookline, Massachusetts by John Blanding, shows a crowd of fans greeting movie stars with their smartphones held high. The woman’s contrasting approach to the moment has earned her heaps of praise after the photo went viral.

Though most of us are guilty of over-reliance on social media to some degree, it’s still a popular subject for artists. This post features work by Babycakes Romero and other artists afraid of what our dependence on technology and social media might mean for us.

Could everyone enjoy the moment like this grandma?

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🙏 Peter J. Ungvarski R.N., MSN 🙏 Passed on January 5, 2022 He was a long time employee of Cabrini There will be no wake.

He will be cremated Will let you know when the memorial mass will be.

https://cabrini-alumni.blogspot.com/2022/01/in-memoriam-peter-j-ungvarski.html 

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Another sad news, Rosario E. Compas passed on yesterday.  She left us yesterday August 6, 2021 from Houston Texas

Tangie R :  RIP what a beautiful person she was. My condolences to the family .

Barbara M:  I remember her well as a dedicated nurse. My condolences to the family.

#In Memoriam #In Memoriam CMC

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Charity Maranan died Monday August 2, 2021 in Florida where she had retired. Charity was a long time employee of Cabrini for almost 30 years. She held various positions at Cabrini. From Team Leader she became ANCC of the 10th floor and eventually became NCC of the 10th floor for many years. She then transferred to be a case manager of  Cabrini. When Cabrini closed  I made her NCC of Hospice. She excelled in all positions she held. She was a good friend not only to her colleagues but to other health team staff as well. She was very trustworthy and  kind.   I will surely missed her as a good friend for many years.

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Mariana S :  Oh my goodness, this is such sad news. She was awesome, wonderful to work with and such a great neighbor. My heart goes out to Desiree and her family ♥️

Mavis D : Charity! Charity! Great colleague , very pleasant and kind. I'll always remember her special treats for our little parties. Condolences to her family as they go through this difficult time. Sleep in peace Charity. ❤

Lolit C : My deepest sympathy to Abner and family . Eternal Rest grant unto Charity oh Lord and let perpetual light shine upon her eternally🙏 🌹🌹 🙏

Ann A-S : So sorry to hear. Hard working lady. Rest well, Charity.

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#In Memoriam #In Memoriam CMC

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Cuomo to unveil NYC’s Mother Cabrini statue on Columbus Day

By Carl Campanile - October 10, 2020

The Mother Cabrini statue awaits her unveiling under a blue tarp in Battery Park City. 

Mother Frances Cabrini will get the respect — and the statue — she deserves, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Saturday night.

In a video address to the Columbus Citizens Foundation, Cuomo said that on Columbus Day, he will unveil a new statue honoring Cabrini.

The Post snapped pictures early Saturday of the Cabrini statue on a pedestal — covered in blue tarp in Battery Park City’s South Cove — waiting to be uncovered.

Cuomo stepped in to build the Cabrini statue with state funds when controversy erupted after City Hall failed to include the beloved patron saint of immigrants on the list of famous women to be honored with statues as part of first lady Chirlane McCray’s “She Built NYC” program.

The snub came even though Cabrini received the most nominations for a monument from the public.

Outrage in the city’s heavily Catholic communities reached a fever pitch when Italian-American actor Chazz Palminteri called McCray’s decision “racist.”

Palminteri later apologized during a heated exchange with Mayor Bill de Blasio on the radio last year, but the actor persisted in arguing that excluding Cabrini just didn’t make sense.

The Cabrini statue will stand behind the Museum of Jewish Heritage, facing the sweeping views of the Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor.

Cuomo told the Columbus Citizens Foundation that the unveiling of the Cabrini statue will highlight New York’s Columbus Day celebrations, which were forced to go virtual because of safety protocols amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Mother Frances Cabrini

The governor will be honorary grand marshal of the virtual event.

“And while there is much sadness this year and I am disappointed to not be at the gala and not to march in the parade, there is a silver lining,” Cuomo said.

“This year we unveil a magnificent monument to our Italian American legacy and that monument will stand for all time,” he said.

“Last Columbus Day, if you remember, one year ago, we said that we could work together and create a statue of the blessed Mother Cabrini. And now in honor of Columbus Day, we will do just that.”

Cuomo said Mother Cabrini is the “personification” of Italian American achievement, having founded 67 schools, hospitals and orphanages.

“She served the poor and the immigrants. She had boundless energy and unlimited capacity and she was a model for female empowerment before the expression was ever used – doing all of this in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

Cuomo also stood up for statues honoring famous Italian explorer Christopher Columbus, whose legacy has come under fire for his treatment of indigenous people.

“Now, Italian Americans have two great statues in New York City — the Christopher Columbus statue and the Mother Cabrini statue, and they will serve to educate a new generation of New Yorkers and all the international tourists who come here on the proud and true legacy of Italian Americans, who we are, and what we have done to make this country that we love so much even better,” he said.

https://nypost.com/2020/10/10/cuomo-to-unveil-nycs-mother-cabrini-statue

#Mother Cabrini statue #Battery Park City

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Julie Ismael January 8 1951  -  Aug 8 2020 Service 10 am - 11 am Perfect Peace Funeral Homes Service 10 am - 11 am Aug 21,2020 2200 Clarendon Road Brooklyn NY 11226 Repast 73 East Valley Stream Blvd Valley Stream  NY 11580

#Julie Ismael #In Memoriam CMC

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In Memoriam 🙏 Dr. Maurizio Daliana

🙏 😢 🙏

https://cabrini-alumni.blogspot.com/2020/08/in-memoriam-dr-maurizio-daliana.html

#Maurizio Daliana #In Memoriam CMC

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In Memoriam - Dr. Jay A. Kavet, age 72 Internist, New York, NY

Died of Covid-19 in April 2020 Sadly, he published about the topic of viral pandemic in the 1970's:

 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1653750/

#In Memoriam #Dr. Jay A. Kavet #In Memoriam CMC

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 - Idalia Valencia 🙏😢🙏

It is with great sorrow I announce the passing of Idalia Valencia. Val as we knew her was a member of Cabrini Medical Center for many years in Personnel Health Dept. She will be greatly missed.

Irma Bonilla

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#In Memoriam - Idalia Valencia #In Memoriam CMC

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Remembering the origins of Cabrini Hospice

Peter Ungvarski‎

Sister Loretta was the first Pastoral Care Associate for Cabrini Hospice.  In fact she arrived shortly before we opened and pitched in to help out.  She was born in California along with her twin sister Regina on April 13, 1933. Both Loretta and Regina entered the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart on February 2, 1964, and she professed final vows on September 2, 1962, and entered into eternal life on February 25, 1997.

Her commitment to caring for all our Hospice patients and families whether they were Catholic, Jewish, Muslim or Baháʼí Faith or any other belief was extraordinary and she was always there to pray with them. Even the non-believers loved her. Sister identified the favorite music of all her patients and would play the music especially when the patient could no longer communicate.  You could always find her sitting next to the patient closest to death for she believed no one should die alone.  She always had a smile and cheerful greeting for everyone.  She is dearly missed. Sister “Reggie’ (Regina) resides in California.

#Cabrini Hospice #In Memoriam CMC

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A N.Y. Nurse Dies. Angry Co-Workers Blame a Lack of Protective Gear.

“I’m okay. Don’t tell Mom and Dad. They’ll worry,” he wrote to his sister. He may be the first nurse in New York City to die from the coronavirus.

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/26/nyregion/nurse-dies-coronavirus-mount-sinai.html 

#In Memoriam CMC

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Gary Angara

A long time Nurse at Cabrini Medical Center has sadly passed away.

He used to work at 9th floor nights and PACU nights.

He was a frontliner and a victim of Covid 19

https://www.gofundme.com/f/for-our-beloved-friend-garry-angara?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=p_cp%20share-sheet&fbclid=IwAR0x-3K8qlYmX2UzbIdsdIjTHe_VA7Cu42uCiFLJnJboIh4Tdn20Ba6lQfkhttps://www.facebook.com/watchparty/670629910402391/?entry_source=USER_TIMELINE

#In Memoriam CMC

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Fooooood……

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Can you give us examples of Neo-Gothic buildings, please?

Here are some examples of Gothic Revival aka NeoGothic buildings from the 20th century:

Cathedral of St. John the Divine

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