Yamileth Sandoval de Pasquariello

In Loving Memory of Yamileth Sandoval de Pasquariello

It is with profound sadness and immeasurable love that we announce the passing of our beloved Yamileth Sandoval de Pasquariello, who passed away on August 29, 2026, at the age of 52.

Yamileth was an extraordinary woman whose life was defined by love, service, resilience, creativity, and an unwavering commitment to the people around her.

Born in Caracas, Venezuela, Yamileth dedicated herself to education from a young age. She graduated as a lawyer at just 21 years old and went on to build an accomplished career in Family Law, the area of law she loved most. She later earned a Master’s degree in Public Management, following both her heart and her deep vocation for service.

Throughout her professional life, Yamileth used her knowledge and abilities to help others. She contributed her expertise to nonprofit organizations, advocating for and supporting vulnerable communities. After coming to the United States, she continued that commitment by working with a cancer support program at UMass Memorial, where she helped cancer patients navigate the difficult process of treatment. Her compassion allowed her to understand not only the practical challenges people faced, but also the emotional weight of what they were going through.

Yamileth’s creativity was another defining part of who she was. She founded her own business, Tutudecors, where she combined her love of photography, flowers, event decoration, and celebrations. She had an incredible ability to transform any occasion into something beautiful. She loved every season of the year and decorated for every holiday, celebration, and special moment with all her heart and creativity.

Her generosity extended into her business as well. Yamileth donated a percentage of her earnings to help cancer patients, finding another way to turn something she loved into an opportunity to give back.

Beyond her professional accomplishments, Yamileth’s greatest joy was her family. She shared her life with her beloved husband, Jose Antonio Pasquariello, her companion through life, with whom she grew, learned, traveled the world, and created a beautiful family.

She was the devoted mother of Joanji Pasquariello, Alfredo Pasquariello, and Giannella Pasquariello. Her children were among the greatest loves of her life, and she poured her heart, wisdom, strength, and unconditional love into them.

Yamileth loved life wholeheartedly. She loved photography, flowers, decorating, traveling, and celebrating every season and special occasion. She found beauty in the smallest details and always found a reason to make life more colorful.

Most importantly, Yamileth loved people.

She had a rare ability to make people feel cared for and welcomed, regardless of how long she had known them. Whether she had met someone ten years ago or only one minute before, she treated them with the same warmth and genuine affection. She gave freely, loved deeply, and left an impression on the people fortunate enough to cross her path.

Her education, career, and accomplishments were important parts of her story, but what mattered most was the person she became: compassionate, resilient, generous, intelligent, loving, and grateful. The values and knowledge she gained throughout her education in Venezuela remained with her throughout her life and became the foundation for everything she accomplished.

Yamileth lived a life of purpose. She used her talents to create, her knowledge to serve, and her heart to love. She touched countless lives through her family, her career, her generosity, and the simple kindness she showed to everyone she encountered.

She leaves behind her beloved husband, Jose Antonio Pasquariello, her children Joanji, Alfredo, and Giannella, and countless family members and friends who will carry her memory in their hearts.

Yamileth will be deeply missed, but the love she gave will continue to live through everyone she touched.

She loved life.

She loved people.

She created beauty wherever she went.

And she left the world brighter because she was in it.

Forever our wife.

Forever our mother.

Forever our Yami.

Forever our light.

Forever loved.

Funeral & Celebration of Life

A Mass celebrating Yamileth’s life will be held on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, at 10:30 AM at Saint George’s Catholic Church, 74 School Street, Framingham, Massachusetts 01701. A Celebration of Life will follow at 12:00 PM at Brass Tap in Framingham. In honor of Yamileth’s beautiful spirit and her love of life, her family invites everyone to wear white or bright colors. She was a being of light, and her celebration should reflect that. 

Arrangements are handled by Kelly Cremation and Funeral Care. To leave a message or share a condolence please visit www.kellycremation.com