Delores E Brazzoni

Delores Eleane Brazzoni who lived in Waukesha, entered into God’s Kingdom on Tuesday, January 25, 2022 at 93 years of age. Now that Dolores has gone into the arms of our Lord and Savior, we should remind ourselves that while this is the end of Dolores‘ physical life on earth, it is the beginning of her eternal life in the presence of our Heavenly Father, the Son, Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. We believe heaven is where Jesus is… Where worship fills every breath, where light fills every place, where love fills every heart, where peace fills every soul and where joys never cease. Heaven is our true forever home. Those of us, who are still here, will find comfort in HIS WORDS in 1 Corinthians 2:9 No eyes has seen, no ear has heard, and no mind has imagined what God has prepared for those who love Him. As followers of Christ Jesus, may knowing the reality of heavens’ joys bring deep comfort to your hearts. Delores was a Loving wife of Alfred Brazzoni. Devoted mother of David (Maria), William, Michael, and Lisa Brazzoni. Beloved grandmother of Renee (William) Harding, Melissa (Pierre) Rhynes, Erin (Francessco) Lottero, Nicole and Sadie Brazzoni. Cherished great grandmother of Lucas (Kaitlyn) Harding, Amanda Harding, Paige Rhynes, Mason and Miles Lottero. Delores was preceded in death by her husband of 63 years, Alfred P Brazzoni, the love of her life. Her youngest son Michael, her daughter Lisa, and her youngest granddaughter Sadie Brazzoni. One of her biggest joys in life was family getting together. When you walked in her door she welcomed you with the warmest embrace. We could also count on Dolores feeding us, even if we popped in unexpectedly. She was a foster parent for two babies. One that she ended up adopting. She was a beautiful caregiver to many relatives. She never said no when you needed her help. She was always there! Dolores also had an artistic side. She created fun Christmas ornaments, unique jewelry and enjoyed painting figurines. She was known for feeding squirrels, chipmunks and birds. She would occasionally take in baby raccoons and even a skunk. One of Dolores‘s little idiosyncrasies was that she constantly rearranged furniture in every room and like clockwork every Friday, her house had to be cleaned. Dolores truly loved everyone who came into her life. Even when she went to live in a nursing home, she continued to show this love by expressing kind words of encouragement, generous hugs and wonderful hand massages. During the last four years of her life she became a fierce prayer warrior and she always wanted to let you know she was praying for you. We will be honoring her with a Celebration of Life this Spring, with her immediate family.