Victoria Schipani Poliziani Obituary (1944 – 2022) – Pittsburgh, PA

Victoria “Vicky” (Poliziani) Schipani, of Upper St. Clair, previously of the West End of Pittsburgh, handed away peacefully on Monday, January 10, 2022, on the age of 77. Married November 23, 1963, she joins her husband of 54 years, Patrick “Fuddy” Schipani, who handed away in 2019. Victoria was born May 11, 1944, in Johnstown, a daughter of the late Luigi and Lena Poliziani. Vicky was within the clothes enterprise for a few years, however greatest remembered for promoting designer denims to numerous younger ladies from her basement. After retiring from the clothes enterprise, she offered jewellery and residential décor by means of her firm VPS. Known for her outgoing persona, Vicky and her husband Pat have been homeowners of “Paddy’s Pourhouse” in Carnegie. She cherished nothing greater than having fun with tales and spending time with the visitors on the pub. She was an avid tennis participant and particularly loved {golfing} and touring together with her husband and their pals. Throughout her life, she loved entertaining, adorning her house, enjoying bingo, actively attending church and video games of likelihood. Vicky was intensely happy with her sons, Patrick (Beth Ann), Jeffrey (Elizabeth), and Brian (Christine); in addition to her grandchildren, Samantha (Michael Prest), Sydney, Patrick, Colby, Jeffrey, Peyton, MJ, and Max. Vicky might be missed by her siblings, Jildo Poliziani, Eve Minutello, Louis Poliziani, and Diana Poliziani; together with many loving nieces, nephews, cousins, and expensive pals. In addition to her husband and oldsters, she was preceded in demise by her siblings, Lola Merlo, Virginia Fassio, Louise Capelli, James Poliziani, Arment Poliziani, Dino Poliziani, and Lydia Altiere. Family and pals welcome on Friday from 4-8 p.m. at Beinhauer Funeral Home, 2828 Washington Road, McMurray (724 941-3211). Mass of Christian Burial might be celebrated Saturday at 10 a.m. in Resurrection Parish, St. Thomas More Church. Memorial contributions could also be made to the Alzheimer’s Association (www.alz.org). Please add tributes at beinhauer.com