Obituary for Lori Anne Tagle
Lori Anne Tagle, age 58, died peacefully from complications of cardiac arrest on, Saturday June 27, 2020, in Queens, NY. Lori is survived by her older brother, Robert A. Tagle II, of Freehold Township, NJ; her niece, Lauren Tagle, of Brick, NJ; her niece Kaitlyn Bevens (Justin Bevens) of Clearwater, FL; and her nephew, Robert Tagle of Worcester, MA. Lori Anne was predeceased by her infant brother Danny Tagle in 1967, father Robert A. Tagle in 1993 and her mother Marguerite Tagle in 2016
Lori Tagle was born on March 21, 1962 in Brooklyn, NY and lived in Cypress Hills her entire life. She worked at Cypress Hills Cemetery for nearly two decades among loving and supportive coworkers. Lori held her family close and never missed a family event, no matter how trivial. She was a wonderful friend and was loved by many. Lori’s family would like to thank Hospice at Jamaica Hospital for comforting her and providing the most compassionate care in her final days and hours. Visitation is scheduled 9:00-11:00 on Wednesday, July 1, 2020 at N.F. Walker of Queens Funeral Home in Woodhaven, NY, immediately followed by internment at St. John’s Cemetery in Middle Village, NY. Flowers can be sent to N.F. Walker of Queens, inc 87-34 80th Street Woodhaven, NY. Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation to support the neighborhood she lived in her entire life, and the place she loved so dearly and served for so many years.
Lori Tagle was born on March 21, 1962 in Brooklyn, NY and lived in Cypress Hills her entire life. She worked at Cypress Hills Cemetery for nearly two decades among loving and supportive coworkers. Lori held her family close and never missed a family event, no matter how trivial. She was a wonderful friend and was loved by many. Lori’s family would like to thank Hospice at Jamaica Hospital for comforting her and providing the most compassionate care in her final days and hours. Visitation is scheduled 9:00-11:00 on Wednesday, July 1, 2020 at N.F. Walker of Queens Funeral Home in Woodhaven, NY, immediately followed by internment at St. John’s Cemetery in Middle Village, NY. Flowers can be sent to N.F. Walker of Queens, inc 87-34 80th Street Woodhaven, NY. Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation to support the neighborhood she lived in her entire life, and the place she loved so dearly and served for so many years.