Nora Rodriguez Daniello, 73, Beloved Matriarch Who Lived for Her Family
March 7, 1951 – November 23, 2024
Nora Rodriguez, a devoted sister, wife, mother, grandmother, and the beloved matriarch of her family, passed away on November 23, 2024, at the age of 73.
Born on March 7, 1951, in Manhattan, Nora’s life was a testament to love, laughter, and devotion.
Nora was predeceased by her adored husband, Victor (Vito) Daniello, and her mother, Manuela Rodriguez. She is survived by her children, Louis (Junior) Rodriguez, Marlene Rodriguez, Kimberly Izzo, son-in-law, Luigi (Gino) Izzo, stepsons Lance Daniello and Victor Daniello jr, and her cherished grandchildren, Amanda Rivera, Michael Izzo, and Lauren Galarza. Her grandchildren were her greatest joy—she lived for them and they were her world.
Nora was a woman of many passions, and at the heart of it all was her family. She loved cooking and was known for her incredible sofrito, flavorful rice, and legendary Thanksgiving stuffing.
Music was another great love of Nora’s life, and she was a devoted fan of Freddie Mercury and Queen. She found joy in dancing to their music and often shared this passion with the people she loved. Nora was the kind of person who made life an adventure, whether it was sharing her latest favorite YouTube videos, heading to Atlantic City with friends, or simply enjoying a good laugh with her family.
Nora’s vibrant personality, strong work ethic, and deep compassion left a lasting impact on everyone she encountered. Her warmth and sociable nature touched many lives, but her true legacy shines in the love she gave her family and the cherished memories she created.
Whether celebrating a birthday, enjoying a holiday, attending a concert, or simply being together, Nora was the heart of it all—making us a family.
Nora lived life with joy and passion, and her legacy will continue to inspire those who knew her. She taught us to love deeply, cherish every moment, and never pass up an opportunity to dance or share a laugh.
Visitation will take place on Wednesday, November 27, from 4 PM to 8 PM at Joseph A. Lucchese Funeral Home, 726 Morris Park Avenue, Bronx. Interment will be private.
In honor of Nora, her family invites you to celebrate her life by listening to Queen, letting the music that brought her so much joy remind you of her vibrant, loving spirit. Though she will be deeply missed, her love and laughter will live on in the hearts of all who knew her.
What a love of life this Woman shared with her beautiful children . She obviously lived a life of gratitude. In this day and age I am going to take Nora’s story and try to live as she lived with all of whom she loved!!
Nora was like a second mother since I’m 8 years old…and the best thing about her was her laugh. Kim, Annie and I would crack her up and she probably thought we were the biggest idiots but we always had her laughing. Nora, you will be so missed and if Ben wasn’t able to meet my mom, I’m so blessed he was able to meet you! My second mama. We will miss you so much and love you always and forever.
Nora
is always thought about and will always be thought about. A one of a kind. Just like her heart, The door was always open to people she cared about. She was very funny. Loved to laugh and had the most wonderful way with people. I enjoyed her company in business and as a friend. Nora,I loved our time together but now it’s time to take your place with God. Muaah. RIP.
Love you, John
“Nora, B-9”