Daisy Spanier

September 16th, 2026

Daisy Aunty, I’ll miss you tremendously!

You were such a vital part of my childhood. You were the warmth that radiated from the kitchen, the keen eye that saw the goodness & sweetness in moments, but most of all you are my Aunty.

Thank you for having been such a kind force in my life, for all the amazing thanksgivings, and for every small act of love.

Your legacy is everlasting.

~Lisa Puthenveetil
~Niece, Philadelphia, PA

September 16th, 2026

In loving memory of my Aunt Daisy. We had a very few times together with you and late uncle larry. But, the time with you made us more happier while we visited back in 2019. I still remember the crispy shrimp and sauce you gave, that is still coming in my tounge.

~Ashwin Benny
~Nephew, Cochin,Kerala

September 15th, 2026

In Loving Memory of My Dear Sister in law, Daisy ❤️

We lost someone who was so much more than a sister-in-law to me. Daisy was truly my sister in every way that mattered. She welcomed me and my family with unconditional love, kindness, and generosity.

When I first came to the USA, Daisy and Larry helped us tremendously. They offered me a place to stay and gave me the support I needed to establish myself. Larry even offered me my first opportunity to gain experience working in a U.S. company. I will forever be grateful for everything they did for our family.

Their home was always filled with love, especially during their wonderful Thanksgiving gatherings. Angie and Lisa adored their Uncle Larry and Auntie Daisy, and the love they shared with the children was truly special.

Daisy, we will miss you more than words can express. Thank you for being such a loving sister and for giving our family so many beautiful memories.

Your love, kindness, and memories will remain in our hearts forever. Rest in peace, dear Daisy. You will never be forgotten. ❤️🙏

~Lovely
~Sister in law, Arizona

September 15th, 2026

I was only familiar with my older sister through the family picture was taken before her departure to Ireland. First time in my life , I seen her when I was in the 5 th grade.
During my First Holy Communion, she send me material for my communion outfit from England..
She taught me an Indian dance ” Devi Sreedevi”.. During one of her first trip , she brought cake mixer.
We had a great New Year celebration at my Dad’s friends Island, I saw my sister was dancing with everyone.
I remember all their visits to Infia after she got married to Larry and came along with Jennifer.
Shopping when first time I landed in Chicago, concert at Highland Park, evening walk.
First Thanksgiving and Thanksgiving’s after my sister and family coordinated them beautifully.
She is always make sure, along with Larry and when ever Jennifer is available to attend all family celebrations and weddings.
After she got admitted into North Shore Memory Care unit, I visited her quite often, made indian food so she could try to remember the past, i would walk with her across the halls before she needed a walker and even after as well. And when she, finally became confined in the hospise chairs i still continued my visits, i would feed her dinner and breakfast, massage her hands and legs, and try to facetime with the family so she could still see them. I still cant believe my sister is gone from this world. But she will be in our hearts forever. And now she and larry are reuinited in heaven.
Dear sister, me and our family miss you very dearly.

~Tessy Puthenveetil
~Baby sister, Morton Grove, IL