Ama La Vita means love life in Italian.

When I was growing up I never realized, until now how similar my Mom and Dad were. My parents divorced when I was 6. They both remarried shortly after and I was blessed with bonus parents and I am so lucky to have them to this day!!⠀

My mom died in 2002. She had MS for 35 years, but never let that get her down. She was a fighter, enjoyed everyday, didn’t give up, and she lived life to the fullest!!! She taught my sister and I to have fun, be kind, love one another, and to make the most of each day!! She was also the person that taught me the love of shopping. 

My Dad died in 2019 soon after being diagnosed with cancer. He loved to work and his businesses were very important to him, but he also knew how to have fun!! Family was everything to him and he always found time to help others. He had an incredible laugh!! He taught us to work hard, have fun, do unto others as you would have them do unto you, and never say “I can’t.”⠀

Both My Mom and Dad lived life to the fullest!! They embraced their lives and taught me how to do that also. That is one of the greatest gifts....I could have ever asked for. They showed me how to “love life” and with, my Italian ancestry “Ama La Vita” was born!

XOXO,

Ginger