Obituary for Nancy Karen Minutoli (Hall)
Loving Wife, Mother and Sister
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Nancy Karen (Hall) Minutoli, 74, of Verona, who passed away on April 19, 2023. Born in Newark, she grew up in Nutley before moving to Verona where she lived for the past 47 years. Nancy was the daughter of the late W. Harold Hall and Dorothy Hall and predeceased by her sister Joan Keil. She is survived by her husband Robert C. Minutoli, her son Robert J, Minutoli, and his wife Michelle Jones, her daughter Jenna H Minutoli, and her husband Jason Crandall, as well as her sister Sallie Rubulotta.
Nancy devoted her life to raising her children. Her kindness, compassion and gentle spirit made her beloved by all. Her greatest joys included her family, summers spent at the shore, and animals of all kinds, especially her dogs.
Nancy was never one to be the center of attention, so to honor her wishes her services will be private.
Friends and family wishing to honor Nancy are invited to make a donation in her name to the Verona Rescue Squad or the ASPCA. See links below.
All services will be private.
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Nancy Karen (Hall) Minutoli, 74, of Verona, who passed away on April 19, 2023. Born in Newark, she grew up in Nutley before moving to Verona where she lived for the past 47 years. Nancy was the daughter of the late W. Harold Hall and Dorothy Hall and predeceased by her sister Joan Keil. She is survived by her husband Robert C. Minutoli, her son Robert J, Minutoli, and his wife Michelle Jones, her daughter Jenna H Minutoli, and her husband Jason Crandall, as well as her sister Sallie Rubulotta.
Nancy devoted her life to raising her children. Her kindness, compassion and gentle spirit made her beloved by all. Her greatest joys included her family, summers spent at the shore, and animals of all kinds, especially her dogs.
Nancy was never one to be the center of attention, so to honor her wishes her services will be private.
Friends and family wishing to honor Nancy are invited to make a donation in her name to the Verona Rescue Squad or the ASPCA. See links below.
All services will be private.