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Priscilla Casto '71


 













Priscilla Casto '71, age 84, passed away on September 16th. Priscilla obtained her Bachelor's degree in Education from Malone and taught elementary education for a short period of time in Canton city schools before adhering to a call from the Lord to provide care for seniors in nursing homes. 

Priscilla was deeply rooted in her faith, teaching women's bible studies for years and hoping to regain her strength in order to teach again. She prayed for each family member every single day, and took that same care into her work as well. She is survived by her three sons, 11 grandchildren, and 2 great-grandchildren. We send our prayers to the family of Priscilla during this difficult time! To read the full obituary, click here.

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