In Memory
Maria Bolinski, a lifelong resident of Bensalem, passed away suddenly Thursday, Feb. 5, 2009, at her home. She was 44.
Born in Philadelphia, Maria was a graduate of Bensalem High School, Class of 1982.
She was a film processor with Color Craft in Bensalem for 10 years, a bus aide with Bensalem School District and worked in the dietary department at the Philadelphia prisons for three years.
She was the beloved granddaughter of the late Frank and Theresa Bolinski and the late John Saccucci. She will be sadly missed by her parents, Richard and Rita (Saccucci); two daughters, Charlee Rhoads and Rachael Bolinski, both of Bensalem; two brothers, Jim Bolinski and his wife, Brenda, of Philadelphia, and Richard Bolinski and his wife, Jennifer, of Bristol; one sister, Cindy Nagel and her husband, Rick, of Bensalem; her grandmother, Maria (Castiglio) Williams of Bensalem; and her nephews, Rick Nagel, and Jim, Brandon, Joseph, and Anthony Bolinski.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend her funeral at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday at Tomlinson Funeral Home, 2207 Bristol Pike, Bensalem, where friends may call from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. Mass of Christian Burial will at 10 a.m. Tuesday in St. Charles Borromeo Church, Bensalem. Interment will be in Resurrection Cemetery, Bensalem. Tomlinson Funeral Home,
Cynthia M. Bolinski (Nagel) (1975)
We all miss you Maria, you will be forever in our hearts.love you, your sister Cindy
Terri E. Toal (Artillio) (1982)
I am so sorry to hear that my high school friend Maria ("Meatball",nickname in high school) has passed away.I had been looking for her information on different sights
but I was spelling her last name Belinski.
So many fun memories of Maria. She was just a great friend. She had the BEST laugh.
My sympathy goes out to her family.
Terri (Toal) Artillio
James Bolinski (1999)
we will miss you aunt ree ree (coudnt say her name when i was little)i will never forget youColleen Burg (Whitney) (1982)
I best knew Maria in middle school. In high school we every so often ran into each other,had a class together. She had a great sense of humor and made life interesting. My sympathy and prayers to the family.Gary P. Gisondi (1970)
Seeing Maria grow into the special person I knew she would become meant much to me. Missing all she would still be or would have grown into is all of our loss.Maria's former teacher (Seventh Grade), Mr. Kotter
Ray Guim (1974)
'Till We Meet Again?Forever and ever
I love my mom.
She would always listen
and comprehend.
If I was upset,
she would make me calm.
She wasn't just my mom.
She was my friend
Then February came,
and she was gone.
I had no time to say
goodbye to her.
It was hurtful when
her life was withdrawn.
Everything that happened
was a big blur.
When I think of her,
I drowned in my tears
I wish that she could
just be here with me.
Every night I hear
her voice in my ears.
To hear is not enough.
I want to see.
I can't wait for the day
we meet again
Forever in our hearts
~ We miss you, Mom.
Charlee, Rachael,
Granmom, Pop, Uncle
Jimmy, Uncle Dicky, and
Aunt Cindy
Edward Hampton (1982)
I remember Maria as being a really good friend. At lunch I could always count on her for an extra lunch, if she didn't want hers. She will be sadly missed.