Elizabeth Marie Barcio

Elizabeth Marie Barcio (Liz, Mom, Aunt Liz, Grammie), 79, passed away on Sunday, October 18th, 2020 in Pearland, TX. Her beautiful, smiling face decided to “rise and shine and greet the world” as a second-generation Sicilian on November 21st, 1940 in Rochester, MN at the Mayo Clinic to Joseph Mingari and Sally Galati.  Liz is survived by: her husband, Joe, whom she affectionately called “Joe Honey” throughout their 55 years of marriage; her children and their wonderful spouses Liz, Chris, Joey, Alisha, Bernie, Michelle, and Mary; grandchildren, Regina, Anthony, Xavier, Aaron, Isaac, Michael, and Jacob; and numerous family members and friends.

She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education with a minor in Psychology from the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee and spent many years as an amazing Kindergarten Teacher at various elementary schools in Wisconsin and Minnesota before ultimately retiring from the snow and cold and migrating to Friendswood, TX where she spent over 20 years enjoying the sun and spoiling her grandchildren.

Liz had a passion for music and singing and loved to participate in church choirs.  She had a way of putting smiles on strangers’ faces, and left footprints of happiness wherever she went.

A memorial will be held on Thursday, October 22nd at 10:00am Crowder Funeral Home, 111 E Medical Center Blvd, Webster, TX 77598. As an active supporter of St. Vincent DePaul while she was growing up, those wishing to make a memorial donation in Elizabeth Barcio’s memory may do so to St. Vincent DePaul Milwaukee at www.svdpmilw.org/donate.aspx

12 comments

  1. Dear Barcio’s – Nettie and I are heartbroken to learn of your loss, we are here to help you in anyway we can.

    Gene Giles
  2. My deepest sympathy to the Barcio family.

    Dana
  3. Mary, Xavier, Isaac and family have our sincere condolences and prayers.

    Gillespie Family
  4. Losing your love one is not easy!
    With deep sympathy to the Barcio family.

    From Kay and staffs of Autumn Creek salon ,

    Kay Tran
    • Thx Kay and thank you for doing my moms hair all these years. You are truly special! Liz Chris and Jacob Miller 💕

      Liz Miller
  5. I am truly sad that because of COVID cautions that I and my family can not be with you in person tomorrow. Thank you, Joey for arranging a video link to the service. I will be with digitally and spiritually, and will keep Aunt Liz and her family in my daily prayers. Requiescat in pace.

    Bernard Barcio
  6. Sending our love and sympathy to Daughter Liz and the entire family. Will keep you close in our prayers.

    Sandra and Frank Bianco
  7. As the song says, “I will miss your bright eyes and sweet smile”!

    Len Miller
  8. Sending prayers and hugs for you and your family.

    Becky and Barry Childers
  9. Mama Barcio is always with you, and her smile will be forever in your heart. So sad that we can’t be there to provide support and comfort, but the Holy Spirit will bring you strength. Keeping you all in my prayers and will join you virtually today. Hugs to Dad Barcio, to Chris, Liz and Jacob; Bernie, Michelle and kids; Joe, Alicia and kids, Mary and kids.

    Julie Miller
  10. I know there is a multitude of people in Houston who know at least one member of this family and all of us are better for it. I hope your mom knew how proud she could be for the family that she raised. I thank her!
    Sorry for your loss 😢

    Brian Pearson
  11. To all our friends and family,
    Just wanted to say thank you to each and everyone for the beautiful comforting comments. We will hold these close to our hearts.We are very blessed to have y’all in our lives! Love you all🤗💕

    Liz Miller

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