Birth date: May 9, 1947 Death date: Apr 13, 2017
Giovenco, Mary K., age 69, of Tampa passed away April 13th. A native of Agawam, Massachusetts and longtime resident of Tampa, she was a retired systems analyst for GTE Telephone Co. She is survived by her husband: Frank Giovenco; Read Obituary
IT WAS A JOY KNOWING AND WORKING WITH MARY. WE FIRST WORKED TOGETHER 35 YEARS AGO AUTOMATING THE PROPERTY ACCOUNTING SYSTEM FOR GTE DATA SERVICES. WE WORKED WELL TOGETHER AS A TEAM AND BECAME FRIENDS. WE ENJOYED MANY MORNING BREAKFAST BREAKS, THE "SANGRIA" LUNCHES AT VALENCIA GARDENS AND SO MANY DESSERTS THAT WE SHARED OVER THE YEARS. MARY WOULD ALWAYS TELL ME HOW PROUD SHE WAS OF HER DAUGHTERS. I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER MY SPECIAL FRIEND, MARY.
RUSS BOMAR
It was a joy knowing and working with Mary. We first worked together 35 years ago automating the Property Accounting System for GTE Data Services. We worked well together as a team and became friends. We enjoyed many morning breakfast breaks, the "sangria" lunches at Valencia Gardens restaurant and so many desserts that we shared over the years. Mary would always tell me how proud she was of her daughters. I will always remember my special friend Mary.
Russ Bomar
Frank, Michele, and Stacey,
Heartfelt condolences to you and to your families. Mary had many friends... and you all and Mary remain in our thoughts.
With sympathy,
Andy Peavler
It was a joy knowing and working with Mary. We first worked together 35 years ago automating the Property Accounting System for GTE Data Services. We worked well together as a team and became friends. We enjoyed many mid morning breakfast breaks, "sangria" lunches at Valencia Gardens restaurant and so many desserts that we shared over the years. Mary always talked about how proud she was of her daughters. I will always remember Mary , my very special friend.
Russ Bomar
RIP Mary Giovenco....my sister made this for me many years ago. She taught me how to needlepoint - the large one is "Footprints in the sand" and it hangs in my livingroom. We did small lighthouses together and I have them hanging on the wall in my bathroom - another great memory. Love you Mary
