Visiting Tuesday February 21st 6-9pm at Scotto Funeral Home located at 106 1st Place Brooklyn NY 11231 Mass Wednesday February 22nd 9:30am at St Mary Star of The Sea RC Church

Wednesday February 15th Private Cremation

Chapel Service 1-3pm at Scotto Funeral Home located at 106 1st Place Brooklyn NY 11231

Visiting Wednesday February 8th 2-9pm  From Scotto Funeral Home 106 1st place Brooklyn New York 11231 NO VIEWING THURSDAY Mass of Christian Burial Scared Hearts St. Stephen RC Church  9:30 am on Friday February 10th Green-Wood Crematory

Beloved Mother of Bobby and Carl Vallo & Mother-in-law of Kelly Vallo Adored Grandmother of Gabriella and Giancarlo Cherished Daughter of Anna Castiglione Loving Sister of Carmella, Rocco and Louis Castiglione   Visiting Sunday 2-5 and 7-9  From Scotto Funeral Home  106 1st place Brooklyn New York 11231 Mass of Christian Burial Scared Hearts St. Stephen RC Church  10 am on Monday February 6th Interment to follow Green-Wood Cemetery Flowers & Donations Can be Sent to Family      

  Visiting Tuesday  7 to 9pm and Wednesday 2-5 & 7-9pm  At Scotto Funeral Home 106 1st Place Brooklyn New York 11231 Mass of Christian Burial Sacred Hearts St. Stephen RC Church 9:30 am on Thursday January 19th. Entombment Green-Wood Cemetery to follow.

Friday January 13th Green-Wood Crematory

Visiting Friday 2-7pm January 6th at Scotto Funeral Home located at 106 1st Place Brooklyn NY 11231 Mass of Christian Burial St Agnes RC Church Saturday January 7th 9:45am Entombment St Johns Cloister

Visiting Tuesday December 27th  2-5 & 7-9 pm From Scotto Funeral Home 106 1st Pl Brooklyn NY 11231 Private Cremation on Wednesday December 28th

 Toni Parmet was born in 1923, a middle child struggling to be heard in a large, loud  Italian family in East Boston. Her parents were both born in Italy and met in a hardscrabble coal mining community outside of Pittsburgh. They escaped by getting married; her mother was 13 and her father barely 17.  Once their seven children had arrived, there were four girls sharing one bed, three boys sharing another, and all nine hungry souls sharing one quarter pound of butter a week during the depression. Surprisingly, when she was just 8 years old, she was so quiet and shy that her mother delighted in predicting that she would be a nun. But that early reticence did not prove to be a predictor of future behavior. Toni was smart, she was fearless, and she never took “No” as the