Birth date: Feb 27, 1976 Death date: Dec 3, 2021
Nicole Mercina Pirovolos went to be with the Lord Jesus Christ on Friday December 3, 2021. Daughter of Nick Pirovolos and Dorothy Arlene Elliott. Grand Daughter of George and Mildred Elliott of Wellsville, Ohio (both deceased). Ni Read Obituary
I think of you everyday, Schparkles. Life hasn’t been the same. I hope my FinniBear found you up in heaven and that you finally we’re able to get your “grabby hands” all over him and have “all da cakies” with him. I miss you both so much … ❤️💔
She called me the Morton salt girl, because of my yellow rain boots. And I found a few pics of us as bratty little kids!
Cole! I can't believe I will not have another chance to hear your voice, and reminisce about so many fun times from childhood, and our dreams of swimming together again!!!! You were a strong woman of courage and strength and never would complain about your suffering! I know how much your mom was there for you, and can't imagine how difficult this is for her. But knowing your at peace and out of pain is comforting, and your in God's arms and Uncle Wayne's. I love you my precious friend and gift from God. Your forever friend !!!! Carla M. Clark Eichel
Our deepest sympathy to Dottie and Nick. Rest in Peace Nicole.
Love from your neighbors, The Harold and Betty Wright Family of Wellsville--
Roxie, Gwen and Mike
Schparkles, you lovely and sweet woman. You will be so missed.
Nicole… I’m still processing the fact that your never gonna walk through my door again. I’ve had one of the greatest pleasures of knowing you these last 12+ years. From making you look fancy (as you called it) for concerts, birthday dinners and just because it made you feel better. I’ll miss our dinner dates at the Mexican restaurant, talking about how great Culver’s is when you’d stop there on the way home and rewatching twilight and Gilmore girls. I still wear the necklaces you got me for Bailey and when I was going though my hard times. You’re one of the only people that really knew what was going on with me that I could really talk and cry too. You even prayed with me and for me. I truly love and miss you! You were one of the kindest souls around.
You were my person, my other half, my bestest and closest friend. You were Aunt Coco. We were supposed to grow old together (and yes I know you thought we already were!) I have no idea how I will go on without you. Our late night and early morning talks about everything and nothing. You know my every secret and then some. One of the last things you told me was that you weren't leaving me anytime soon. I know that is still true. I will keep you alive in my heart and my mind. I know you will be beside me to guard me and guide me. I will still talk to you at 3am. Until we meet again my sweet friend to celebrate in heaven. Give Jim a hug for me and feed Alex some chocolate. "Hey, did you know Alex liked chocolate?" It never got old.
PS - will you send back the other half of our brain - I need it now that you are gone
Nicki. You will truly be missed for your kindness and joy that you brought myself and others. We are all truly blessed in some way to have been touched by your spirit and love. You will truly be missed. I can't thank you for all the laughs that we had while working together in ultrasound. I never will forget it. One day we will all be together and have a ton of laughs. I also want to send my deepest condolences to your loved ones. Rest In Peace. Keep smiling on all of us!!!
A true testament of a life lived is how many lives are touched….she, without a doubt, lived a full life. I only know her through her written words and she was a master! Such quick witted responses, keen insight, and words that wrapped you like a warm hug. Gone far too young for us to continue to be inspired by her persona…much love to the family and friends who were privileged to know her and prayers
for strength in this time of loss.
