Roberta McCarthy Death Notice, Los Angeles, California:- Mary Ingram Palladino and Robert Palladino’s cherished daughter Roberta Mccarthy has died away. On March 3, 2024, she was declared deceased in the presence of her devoted family. Roberta, who was lovingly referred to by many as “Bert,” was a kind and compassionate person. It is unknown what caused her death.
Bert’s ability to connect with everyone she met was what really made her unique. She won over many people with her kind smile and sincere interest in them. In Bert’s company, no visitor stayed a stranger for very long since she greeted every newcomer with wide arms, giving not only her time but also her prayers and steadfast support.
Roberta McCarthy: who was she?
On November 16, 1940, Robert Palladino and Mary Ingram Palladino welcomed Roberta (Bert) into the world in Los Angeles, California. She moved to Bakersfield in 1946, a city full of potential and promise. Her scholastic adventure began when she enrolled at Longfellow Elementary School. She then attended Washington Junior High School and East Bakersfield High School. She met her high school boyfriend, Owen McCarthy, at East Bakersfield High School, thanks to a stroke of luck. She loved Owen McCarthy’s memories long after he passed away in 2000.
Even though she was devastated by her loss, life gave her another opportunity at love, and she found comfort and company in Michael Zablan’s arms. They set off on a journey together that was full of common goals and unflinching support for one another.
Bert had a positive influence in her neighborhood and had an effect that went much beyond her personal ties. She was an integral part of the Kern County Anti-Graffiti Program, as she was an outspoken supporter of the removal of graffiti. Her commitment to this cause made her beloved hometown’s integrity and beauty more intact.
Her generosity in lending her time and money to many humanitarian organizations demonstrated her boundless altruism. She dedicated a large amount of her efforts to helping people and families who were facing cancer-related difficulties. Bert’s generosity had no limitations, whether it was lending a sympathetic ear, lending a helpful hand, or giving money.
In addition to her daughter Michelle McCarthy, Bert is survived by her sons and daughters-in-law Mark and Monica McCarthy and Kevin and Judy McCarthy; her cherished grandchildren Zachary, Connor, Emily, and Meghan McCarthy; Michael Zablan; her sister Sharon Lackie; her brother and sister-in-law Geri and Gary Westad; her brother and sister-in-law Jay and Judy Palladino; her sister-in-law Debbi McCarthy; her sister-in-law and brother-in-law Marge and Ed Smith; numerous nieces and nephews; and her cherished dog Mia survived her.
Roberta Mccarthy’s memorial
Donations to the CBCC Foundation for Community Wellness, Inc., ATTN: Finance, 6501 Truxtun Ave. Bakersfield, CA 93309, are appreciated in instead of flowers. Tell them you were sent by your buddy Bert. Celebration of Life: Valley Baptist Church, 4800 Fruitvale Ave., Bakersfield, CA, Friday, March 15, 2024, at 12:00 p.m.
