Dolores Hope Sabatino
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Dolores Hope Sabatino, age 83, passed away peacefully on December 7, 2023, after a long battle with Dementia/Alzheimer’s. Dolores was born in Elizabeth, New Jersey to Andrew and Elizabeth Radacovsky.
She is predeceased by her husband Anthony Sabatino, her son Gary Sabatino and her grandson Alex Sabatino. She is survived by her four children, Denise Kirk (David), Roxanne Sabatino (Ned Istas), Tony Sabatino (Teri) and Andrew Sabatino, her nine grandchildren Melissa Talley (Matt), Josh Sabatino (Jaimee), Austin Sabatino, Anthony Sabatino (Bridgette), Andrew Sabatino (Megan), Zach Sabatino, Sayge Hussar (Nathan), Luna LaMonica, Dominic LaMonica (Taylor Smith), her six great grandchildren, Payton Talley, Kinley Talley, Winter Hussar, Ryan Hussar, Elizabeth Sabatino, Anthony Gary Sabatino, her sister Susan McConnon and many other friends and family who loved her.
Dolores loved to sing and dance and always enjoyed listening to Elvis Presley. Her favorite song was “Let Me Call You Sweetheart”. If you asked her to sing, that’s the song she chose.
A Catholic Mass will be held at Good Shepherd Catholic Church at 12800 W 75 the Street, Shawnee, Kansas on Friday, December 15, 2023, at 10:00 am. Visitation will be at the Church Narthex beginning at 9:30 am. Following the mass, the family will have a private burial service.
In memory of Dolores, the family asks that you pray for a cure for Dementia/Alzheimer’s. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Alzheimer’s Association or Brighton Hospice.
So very sorry to hear about Delores. The few times I was able to share with her were always fun. She was a character. I remember being at the St. Joseph’s Day Table with her one year and she jumped up and sang with the singers and accordian player serenading everyone. My prayers are with you Denise and all of your family at this difficult time.
W ho am I going to holler at and pick on now? She will be surly missed. My best to the whole Sabatino Family and George.
Delores and I shared laughs, cups of coffee, and family stories during her residency in Perrysburg. She loaned me a dress once for the Kentucky Derby!
Our husbands worked together too.
Delores is remembered as feisty and a fierce advocate for family.
Keeping your family in my thoughts and prayers. Wishing you all strength and love.
Denise, I never had the honor of meeting your mom, but from what I have read she was so loved by all, just like you. I am so sorry you and your family had to endure the pain of such a horrible disease, as I know it well. Praying her memories will make you smile through the tears.
My heart feels for you all. The past 10 years and all the loss in this family is felt deeply. Even though I am not a Sabatino by name anymore, I will always be one through my 3 boys. I’m so honored for the 17 years of memories being in the family. Dolores was the glue that kept everyone close. I am so grateful to her and Tony both for the love and many memories they gave me, Gary and the boys. I wish you all Peace in knowing she is with so many that love her too.