Sarah Marie Asaro

Sarah Marie Asaro (nee Inzerillo), 91, of St. Louis, MO passed away peacefully on December 29, 2020. She is preceded in death by her parents, Ben and Rosalie Inzerillo; her husband, Antonino “Tony” Asaro; and brothers, Peter (Louise) Inzerillo, Vincent (Sonja) Inzerillo.

Sarah is survived by her children, Diane (Paul) Console of San Diego, CA, Timothy (Andrea) Asaro of St. Louis, MO, Kenneth (Tracy) Asaro of Defiance, MO, and Rosalie (the late Daniel) Trapasso of St. Louis, MO; grandchildren, Sara (Gabriel) Rosales, Elizabeth “Beth” Console, Cathy (Nick) Clark, Tony Console, Joseph Asaro, Andrew Asaro, Anthony (Amanda) Asaro, Vincent (Meagan) Asaro, and Gina Asaro; great grandchildren, Felix, Veronica, Victoria, Vanessa, Cisco, and Vivienne Rosales, J. P. and Gina Clark, and Harrison Asaro; and dear brother, Henry (the late Ann) Inzerillo.

Sarah was a faithful servant of the Lord and a member of Bethel Fellowship and Grace Assembly of God where she worshipped and played piano. She was always cheerful and her happiness brought joy to everyone who was around her. She was a selfless person who loved helping others. Sarah was always available to babysit for everyone—not only the young but also assisting with the elderly. She was an amazing cook and baker in true Italian fashion! Sarah loved tending her flower garden and nurtured her garden with egg shells, coffee grounds, banana peels, and other any ideas she heard about. Her gentle soul and infectious laughter will be missed by everyone who got to know her heart.

Friends may visit on Wednesday, January 6, 2021 from 9 a.m. until the time of service at 11 a.m. at Alexander White Mullen in St. Ann, MO. Sarah will be laid to rest with her husband privately at Memorial Park Cemetery in St. Louis. In lieu of flowers, memorials are appreciated to the Salvation Army (a charity near to Sarah’s heart) and expressions of condolence may be offered at www.alexanderstlouis.com.

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