Birth date: Jan 5, 1937 Death date: Mar 1, 2026
Mary Perrone, 89, passed away peacefully after a long and full life on March 1, 2026, with her daughters by her side. Mary was born in Tampa on January 5, 1937, the second of Paul and Carmen DiPietra’s two children. She grew up in Read Obituary
Dearest, Mary, There’s a little touch of
God’s. Love and Grace in everything
You.do.
That is way you mean so much to us
And all who had the pleasure of knowing you
You will be deeply missed.
Rest in peace my dear cousin,
Dennis and Catherine Alvarez and Family
Porter, Texas
Sorry to hear of Mary's passing . I had known her for over 70 years..our families grew up together. Enjoyed seeing her every month at Centro Asturiano bingo..such a sweet lady.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. She will be dearly missed, RIP Mary❤️.
Terry and Laverne Lawrence
To know Mary was something I enjoyed immensely. Our most recent visit was on Thanksgiving 2025, we talked and laughed for a long time about our lives, past jobs, husbands and the world as it is today and of course grandchildren, it was a fun conversation that I will cherish and remember in the future. Mary always welcomed me to sit down with her and talk, usually about her family that she loved endlessly. I am fortunate to have spent time with her over the years at family gatherings. Rest in peace “Nana Mary” you will surely be missed. Dianne
I was not only her neighbor growing up but I had the privilege of being assigned as her 2nd period office assistant my junior year.
She was so sweet to the pupils assigned as her assistants She was always thinking about how she could make our jobs easier.
She was always smiling and just a highlight of my day.
My condolences to Patty and Toni and all the Perone family.
I extend my sympathy to Mrs. Lamb as well as their friendship was legendary and one we all should aspire too.
God bless you all.
RIP Mrs . Perrone
Lia Martinez Trasorras
Bach Tower with the Davis Island's Garden club
Some people are born with a light that can’t be dimmed, and that was Mary. She didn't just walk into a room; she transformed it, making everyone feel warmer just by being there.
To me, she was so much more than a cousin—she was my soul sister. We shared a bond built on a lifetime of secrets and deep friendship. I’ll especially miss her wisdom; just like a sister should be, she never failed to give me the best advice on family matters, always grounded in love and honesty.
She enriched so many lives that it was a true honor and blessing to know her. While the world feels a little dimmer today, I’m a better person because she was in my life.
I am beyond heartbroken. I love you, little Mary.
Dianna Lazzara Maniscalco
I was so sorry to hear about your Mom, who was a truly unique person and one of a kind. I’ll hold her in my heart forever.
Love you Mary.. your Pokernut friend Cynthia!
