Aulie C. Valanzola
August 7, 1925 — February 2, 2019
AULIE COPP VALANZOLA
Born in Worcester, MA, she was the daughter of George Fitch Copp and Ethel Ormon. Aulie was a resident of Massachusetts for over 60 years and retired to Haines City, Florida where she lived with her husband, Orlando J. who predeceased her, for 18 years. She moved to Harford County, Maryland for a brief time, then returning to Boynton Beach, Florida in 2013 with her oldest daughter.
Aulie was a direct descendent of the first settlers of Boston who donated the land for one of the first cemeteries in the United States, known as “Copps Burial Ground”, up the street from the Old North Church. She worked in customer service as a secretary and retired from banking as a teller at Commerce Bank in Shrewsbury, MA. Aulie attended Calvary Chapel of Boynton Beach, Florida and Freedom Church, also of Boynton Beach.
She leaves her daughters, Debra A. Millspaugh of Boynton Beach, FL with whom she resided the past 6 years and Diane & Joseph Domiano of Abingdon, MD; her son, David Valanzola of Grafton, MA; daughter-in-law, Rhonda Valanzola of Grafton, MA; grandchildren, Marisa & Eric Graham of Coconut Creek, FL, Mathew & Jaclyn Millspaugh of Lake Worth, FL; Joseph & Laurie Domiano of Newark, DE, Gina Domiano of Myrtle Beach, SC, Ashley Valanzola & Andy McCann of Alexandria, VA; 2 great grandchildren, Henry & Cole Domiano of Newark, DE and many nieces, nephews, family & friends who loved her very much.
The Funeral Service will be held at 11:00 AM on Thursday, February 7, 2019 at Scobee-Combs-Bowden Funeral Home, corner of US Hwy. #1 & NE 15th Avenue, Boynton Beach, Florida.
In lieu of flowers, please donate to her favorite charity The Alzheimers Association.
Born in Worcester, MA, she was the daughter of George Fitch Copp and Ethel Ormon. Aulie was a resident of Massachusetts for over 60 years and retired to Haines City, Florida where she lived with her husband, Orlando J. who predeceased her, for 18 years. She moved to Harford County, Maryland for a brief time, then returning to Boynton Beach, Florida in 2013 with her oldest daughter.
Aulie was a direct descendent of the first settlers of Boston who donated the land for one of the first cemeteries in the United States, known as “Copps Burial Ground”, up the street from the Old North Church. She worked in customer service as a secretary and retired from banking as a teller at Commerce Bank in Shrewsbury, MA. Aulie attended Calvary Chapel of Boynton Beach, Florida and Freedom Church, also of Boynton Beach.
She leaves her daughters, Debra A. Millspaugh of Boynton Beach, FL with whom she resided the past 6 years and Diane & Joseph Domiano of Abingdon, MD; her son, David Valanzola of Grafton, MA; daughter-in-law, Rhonda Valanzola of Grafton, MA; grandchildren, Marisa & Eric Graham of Coconut Creek, FL, Mathew & Jaclyn Millspaugh of Lake Worth, FL; Joseph & Laurie Domiano of Newark, DE, Gina Domiano of Myrtle Beach, SC, Ashley Valanzola & Andy McCann of Alexandria, VA; 2 great grandchildren, Henry & Cole Domiano of Newark, DE and many nieces, nephews, family & friends who loved her very much.
The Funeral Service will be held at 11:00 AM on Thursday, February 7, 2019 at Scobee-Combs-Bowden Funeral Home, corner of US Hwy. #1 & NE 15th Avenue, Boynton Beach, Florida.
In lieu of flowers, please donate to her favorite charity The Alzheimers Association.
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