​Ida T. Santosuosso, 102

    Ida T. Santosuosso of Milford, MA died at the age of 102 on November 8, 2020, in Catonsville, MD, where she resided since the passing of her husband William Santosuosso. She also is preceded in death by her parents Joseph and Rose Celozzi of Milford and her siblings Lucy DeAngelis of Framingham, MA; Jennie Scalzi of Arlington, VA; Grace Siegel and Domenic Celozzi, both of Milford.  Ida was employed by the Archer Rubber Shop in Milford and by General Electric Telechron in Ashland, MA.  She is survived by a number of nieces and nephews as well as family of her husband’s.  Services were provided in Catonsville by Sterling-Ashton-Schwab-Witzke Funeral Home, with final services and burial arrangements handled by Consigli-Ruggerio Funeral Home in Milford.

Guest Book

Aunt Ida, Rest In Peace. Richard and Roberta DeAngelis
Richard and Roberta DeAngelis

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My deepest sympathies to the family of my great -uncle Domenic Celozzi’s sister. Frederick Oldfield III
Frederick Oldfield III, Hopedale, MA

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My deepest sympathies to the family of my great -uncle Domenic Celozzi’s sister. Frederick Oldfield III
Frederick Oldfield III, Hopedale, MA

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My aunt Ida was my godmother and lived with my family while my sister Rosemary and I grew up. I always could go to my aunt with my happy stories as well as my problems, and she listened with sincerity to both. After her husband Champ's death, she moved to assisted living in the Baltimore area to be near my sister who, along with Rosemary's husband John and their sons John and Jim, took care of her needs. Her last residence was St. Joseph's Nursing Home, where the sisters provided exceptional care. She thrived there, living to the age of 102. I cherish being able to talk to her over the phone recently, as pandemic restrictions have made travel from my home in Cincinnati difficult. Even though she wasn't able to respond, I was thrilled when the nursing home staff said she seemed excited to hear my voice. I'm grateful the sisters saw to it she died peacefully and with dignity. May she now be in our Lord's loving arms and reunited with her family. She will be in my heart forever.
Grace (Siegel) DeGregorio

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