Good Bye, Gemma Portelli, Goma for many...

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Gemma was a legend. Very much doubt if she'll ever be equalled. It is the end of an era.
Thank you for all the times you made us laugh, for all the wonderful & happy moments you gave us when you came into our homes on TV. Thank you for all you've done, you have always played the parts from heart. Your talent made all of us forget our daily problems; it put a smile and a laugh and even sometimes tears in our eyes. You will be missed by all but never forgotten. You will remain a landmark in the history of drama in Malta.

May God grant you rest in peace

Sahha Gemma!

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