Renata Panattoni passed away peacefully on July, 25, 2025 in South San Francisco with her two daughters Linda Freitas (Steve) and Leila Sisneros (Arthur) by her side. Renata was born on August 28, 1934 in Chowchilla California to the late Luigi & Lucia Leoni. Renata is widow to Mario Panattoni in 2009. Renata leaves behind her adored granddaughter’s Christina Fong (Alex), Alexa Emme (Vincent) and the light of her life, her great grandkids Brandon, Daniella and soon to be born Luca. Renata’s love, laughter and jokes will truly be missed and she will always have a special place in our hearts. Services were held at Saint Robert Church. Memorial donations to ANX Hospice and/or St. Jude.
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