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Ken Gontarz
July 22, 2021
Auntie Ann ....
What a Kind, Loving, Sweet Sweet example of LOVE.
What a GEM!!!!
Will FOREVER love you Auntie Ann!
You ARE the BEST !!!!
Your nephew... `Kenneth´
Tricia (Leary) Bouzan
July 28, 2008
Suzanne and family, I am so very sorry for your loss. Your mom was a wonderful lady, always up beat and smiling! She will be greatly missed on Deerfield st. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.
June Buckley
July 28, 2008
Suzanne, Bryan and family-
Our condolences on the loss of your mother,
she was clearly a brilliant light in your life.
We send our prayers and thoughts at this difficult time.
June & Keith Buckley
Christine Keenan
July 28, 2008
To Janice and family
I am very sorry for your loss. The "gum lady" will be missed she was always such a nice lady.
Rich Sheridan
July 28, 2008
Janice, Stephen, Suzanne and extended families. I am deeply saddened to learn of the loss of your mom. Growing up we all view our parents as invincible they are with us forever. A parents passing to a child is never easy no matter what. I can see the smile on your moms face as she drove down Deerfield st in her car. Eyes fixed to the road smile on her face with a brief wave. Many, many fond memories to tuck away in that special place in your hearts that will live with all of you forever. I will light a candle in church this week in memory of your mom and I'll say a prayer for all of you as well.
Take care & Gods speed...
Rich Sheridan Jr. Phoenix AZ
Ken Gontarz
July 28, 2008
My FONDEST memories of Auntie Anne:
- The wonderful times at Barrett's Pond:
* The roaring fires in the 'big' cabin
* Playing horseshoes (hours/days)
* Blueberry picking
* Turtle hunting in the 'cove'
* Fishing at Fisherman's Laning
* Swimming across the pond
* Snorkeling around the pond
* Playing wiffle ball in the road
* Lazing in the hammock
* Eating steamers & clams
* Eating at Ben & Mildreds
* Rowing the aluminum boat
* Taking the path around the pond
* Watching the ALL STAR GAMES
* Playing cards for hours & hours
* Placing painted tutlels in sink
* Catching the big SNAPPERS
* Going to the Drive-In Movies
* Visitng Bazzards Bay
* Visiting the Cape Cod Canal
* Going to see the Herrin Run
* Visiting Ferring's Fond
* Catching Shiners at Easthead
* Checking in at the Ranger Sta.
* Stopping at the General Store
* Bass Fishing at Rt 58
* The Billington Sea
* Little Pond
* Sampson's Pond
* Fishing at the 'bog'
- The MANY 4th of July Gatherings
- The MANY 4th of July Parades
- Observing the Sandbar Grow
- Horseshoe Crabbing in the Marsh
- Kicking a football thru the side window
- Playing Jarts
- Saying 'GRACE' at Thanksgiving
- Christmas at Babchi's
Auntie Anne - I'll always remember you for your kind, upbeat, joyful, friendly, happy, cheerful, and WARM SMILE!
It was EVER present ... it will FOREVER be remembered ... AS WILL YOU!
With MANY WONDERFUL and FOND Memories ....
Thank You Auntie Anne
Love,
Kenny g
Marsha Needham
July 28, 2008
To the Starsiak &Barauskas families, I am so sorry for the loss of Anna "Gram", I have only met her a couple of times,But Loved her when we chatted..She said to me"you look just like Jennifer" which is Steve's step daughter...My niece. May God Welcome "Gram" into his Kingdom with open arms, as Gram watches down on those she loves. Steve & Suzi..Please know if there is anything we can do! Our prayers go out to all that knew GRAM...R.I.P. all our love..Marsha & Rick.(Suzi's sister)
dianne nee
July 28, 2008
With deepest sympathy.
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