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IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Gail

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Stenta

August 19, 1938 – February 22, 2026

Obituary

It is with deep sorrow that we announce the passing of Gail (Flannery) Stenta 87 of Feeding Hills on February 22, 2026 at Baystate Medical Center, Spfld. MA
She was born on August 19,1938 in Springfield MA to the late James T and Madonna (Cullen) Flannery.
Gail graduated from Cathedral High School class of 1956 then went on to study medical assisting. Later she worked at Buxton in Agawam, MA, and IBM in CT retiring in 2005.

Gail married her husband Richard P. Stenta recently celebrating 65 years together on August 20, 2025.
Besides her beloved husband Richie, Gail leaves to cherish her memory her loving children Richard J Stenta, Feeding Hills and Teri Stenta (Ken) Agawam.
Gail also leaves her brother Bob Flannery (Irene) Agawam and sister Karen T. Orlandi (Flannery) Westfield and sister-in-law Marianne Stenta Longmeadow. Predeceased by brother James T. Flannery, Jr and her dear brother-in-law Aldo F. Orlandi.
Gail also leaves many nephews, nieces and cousins.

Gail's joys in life were simple: family, friends, and fun. She was enthusiastic when it came to playing the piano, singing, and dancing. Gail was an artist in the traditional sense as well as in the kitchen using her creative talents.  A truly beautiful soul she shared with us her strength, kindness and love in which she led by example. Gail and her brother Bob and sister Karen shared a deep bond through adventures and life long support.
She always looked forward to her luncheons with her long time friends Elaine and Lucille. Gail felt fortunate to have wonderful neighbors that lent a helping hand or simply had a kind word.

One of her dreams was to travel to Ireland which she did in 2001.

The song has ended but the melody will linger on.


There are no calling hours and burial will be private.

In lieu of donations and to honor Gail's life her family encourages everyone to cherish the time you have with those you love.  Make the phone call.  Plan the visit.  Share the conversation.  The greatest gift we can give one another is our time.

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