No. Branford Woman Took Care of Those She Knew, and More?
New Haven Register › August 05, 2009
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NORTH BRANFORD -- This is the kind of strong individual and loyal friend that America "Amy" Bova was. "I was in the hospital, having a baby," said longtime friend Eleanor Pocrob of North Branford. "When I was getting ready to come home, Amy walked up the big hill to my house during a terrible snowstorm to clean my house, so it would be ready for me when I got there. She was the sweetest and most honest person you'd ever want to know."
Bova, who died July 7 at age 82, also was a very patient and compassionate person. "She taught me how to cook and bake beginning when I was 8 or 9," said a daughter, Julie Woytowich of Wallingford. "She would make homemade shells and had this special litle pan she would fry them in, and she would let me flip them. I think I probably cracked a lot of them, but she was very patient with me and let me keep going."See the full content of this document
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No. Branford Woman Took Care of Those She Knew, and More?
Bova was "very giving, caring, loving, strong -- and stubborn," laughed Woytowich.
Bova had an uncanny sense of when there was a problem with any ...See the full content of this document
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