I just heard about your mom. I'm so sorry for your loss. Holly was such a kind person and always had time to talk. Her smile lit up her whole face and made you smile in return. She will be missed .
Over the years growing up and being friends with Alexa, I spent quite a few hours hanging out in the Santoro home and in turn, some of those with Holly. I always admired her sense of style and love of music, art and culture. I thought her taste was so sophisticated and she was definitely the coolest of moms. I love that she came with us to rock concerts (Jethro Tull and Stone Temple Pilots), brought us shopping in vintage stores, and always offered me coffee when I came over. I’m sure everyone who knew her will remember of her fondly. My love and thoughts are with her family during this time, especially Alexa and Devon.
I had the privilege of working with Holly through TD Bank. She always had a huge smile on her face and a positive attitude. She had a wicked sense of humor and could light up a room. She will truly be missed.
Holly was a beautiful person inside and out. I had the pleasure of working with Holly during her time at Commerce and TD. God bless her and her family during this difficult time. F cancer.
I met Holly nine years ago. I was her daughter Devon’s roommate all throughout college and Devon is one of my very best friends. Holly was always so sweet and I enjoyed getting to spend time with her when she visited Devon at Penn State. One thing that stood out to me about Holly was the amazing connection she had with Devon. If my memory serves, Devon would talk to her mom on the phone almost daily (a lot for a busy college student living in the Penn State bubble!) - they just had that really connected, really loving close mother daughter relationship. And that bond, that magic will live on. I’ll miss you Holly. <3 and I’ll always be there for Devon, though I’m sure you already have your eye out for her as her guardian angel.
My deepest sympathies to Holly’s family. I went to high school with her and we remained close through our college years. I was a bridesmaid in her wedding. I will keep her in my thoughts and prayers...
I met Holly 3 years , I was her caregiver. We immediately became friends. I cherish our talks and our love for animals,especially her cats. We would watch the birds, I would help her plant flowers on her porch. I watched Holly struggle through her illness. Holly had incredible courage and strenght. I will forever carry her memory in my heart. It truly was an honor to know her. My condolences to Holly's family she cherished you.
Our deepest condolences to the family of Holly. As my mom Alberta is her God Mother and friends with Holly’s mom since they were little, we spent some wonderful times together through the years. I’m so glad we all were together last year and had a nice lunch before the cancer worsened. We’ll always remember Holly as the kind fun loving person she was and will miss her ver much.
Sincerely
Mary and Craig Smith and Alberta Chewey
Holly and I have been friends since we were 15, we used to call each other bloody walk sisters our play on step sisters. She was my maid of honor and God Mother to my Daughter Danielle. I couldn't ask for a better friend, I will miss our talks and the unconditional love we had for each other. Until we meet again dear friend, don't cause to much trouble in heaven. xoxo
I met Holly in our early 20's at Exxon. Our daughters wound up being born about the same time, so in this we bonded even more. We shared many a happy memory with each other and with our daughters. Her passing saddens me, but I know Heaven has another Angel to watch over the people that she loved. My deepest sympathies to her extended family. My love to Devon and Alexa.
