In Loving Memory of

Palmieri

Dr Antonella Palmieri

On Thursday 16th March 2023, our beloved friend and colleague, Antonella, passed away.  Antonella was such a huge part of our school community, and we already miss her terribly.

We know Antonella touched many lives in Lincoln and beyond, with her warmth, humour and wonderful smile.  Countless former students would check in with her regularly, sharing exciting updates of their lives post-studies, which Antonella took great pride and delight in.

This book of remembrance is to give you a space to share any memories of Antonella and to send your thoughts to her family.

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Bryce C

I will always regard myself as lucky and honored to have had Antonella as my personal tutor whilst studying at Lincoln. With her support, I felt as though I could achieve anything, and I always knew she was there to help in any way she could. Her passion for film was evident from the …

Alex Saunders

As my personal tutor at my time at university Antonella helped me get through so much. During covid but also other times she would check in and make sure that I was ok. Her passion for her modules was infectious. I learned so much from her teaching and life lessons that I will carry …

John Hudson

I was shocked and saddened to learn of Antonella passing. Antonella was one of several colleagues I have worked closely with. Firstly, I worked alongside Antonella as a seminar tutor and then as a year tutor in which  Antonella offered some amazing support and shared knowledge and her insights freely. Antonella will be missed …

Emma Arnold

Antonella was the first tutor I met at Lincoln. She always had a smile on her face and her positive energy impacted everyone around her. You could tell that she cared for all of her students and she wanted us to do well. Her musical module was one of the modules which attracted me …

Lindsay Steenberg

I am so very sad to hear of Antonella’s passing and my condolences go out to her friends, family, colleagues and students. I know Antonella from our days at UEA and I will always cherish her enthusiasm and help when we co-taught together. I’ll be eternally grateful for her help with babysitting and treats. …

James Davis

During my first year of Film & Television studies (albeit online) I remember the joy and passion that Antonella brought to our 9am sessions on a Monday morning and her delight to be able to meet us face to face for seminar sessions. I will forever be grateful to her, as my first meeting …

Glynn Hayball

“To live in hearts we leave behind is not to die” Thomas Campbell.  Antonella will live on in the hearts and minds of those whose lives she touched.   Our heartfelt condolences go to her and her loved ones.   …

Chris Chohan

We worked together for a short while in our new team, and am shocked and saddened to hear of Antonella’s passing.  Thoughts and prayers are with the family and she was a superb colleague who had the interests and hearts of the students and work in mind.  That passion and fire to inspire will …

Rachel Barraclough

I am so shocked and sorry to hear of Antonella’s passing. I knew Antonella at the University of Lincoln from when I began as a PhD student. Antonella was so kind to me when I began as an associate lecturer working on some first year seminars alongside her. She met with me on my …

Michael Lengsfield

I briefly knew Antonella from her time as a PhD student and tutor at UEA, and I was delighted to learn that she would be teaching my son Heller, a Film Studies student at Lincoln.  She quickly became his favourite teacher, with a supportive approach that endeared her to the students.  She will be …