Eufemia de Franceschi (1889–1960)

A mother who buried two sons inside two years of each other, both in the war. > PUSTETTO FRANCESCO 1891 · 1978 — DE FRANCESCHI EUFEMIA 1889 · 1960 — PUSTETTO AUGUSTO 1921 · 1943 — PUSTETTO GIOBATTA 1922 · 1945 — CIMENTI PIETRO 1914 · 1990 — PUSTETTO MARIA MADDALENA 1926 · 2015 Read 29 September 2026 from David's photographs of the Carnian cemeteries. Six oval photographs down the left edge of the tablet, one to each name. (doc for the inscription.) ⚠ Augusto died in 1943, aged twenty-two; Giobatta in 1945, aged twenty-three. Augusto's porcelain oval shows him in uniform. That the two young men on their parents' stone are their sons is the natural reading of the order and the surname — and no word on the tablet says it, so this archive marks it inference. (inf.) She is another daughter of the name buried under a husband's — Pustetto — and she outlived both young men by fifteen years.