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Marie Kehoe
February 7, 2013
Dear Barbara, Ken, Ken and Alfred Again I wish to send my condolences on the loss of Ann. I have a lot of fond memories growing up with Ann and baby Barbie. Our families were very close back in the day. Ann left her mark on all who knew her. We find peace today with her passing, knowing she is at peace and home with the Lord. God Bless and Love, Cousin Marie
Marie Roccio
February 4, 2013
I worked with Ann for many years. She was a wonderful person and she had a wonderful smile. We shared many family stories as Ann was proud of her nephews. We both had ties to Rhode Island and good cooking. I wish she could have enjoyed her retirement. May God Bless all of you at this difficult time.
January 22, 2013
Barbie and Ken,
So sorry to hear about the loss of Ann. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Paula (paolissi) Rotondo
Pat Cassetta-Girard
January 22, 2013
I've known and worked with Ann for almost 10 years. Not only was she a dedicated co-worker, she was a dear friend. She graced our office with a bright smile and would go out of her way to help anyone, anytime. If she didn't have an answer to a question, she would search determinedly until she found it. Never giving up. The office is not the same without her presence. She so deserved to enjoy retirement after many years devoted to her job, and it's unfair she did not have that opportunity. She was truly an amazing person and I am blessed that she touched my life. Love and miss you Ann.
Jasen Sousa
January 20, 2013
Nature's Manual Poem by Jasen Sousa (For My Aunt)
Nature's Manual
An empty pair of slippers rests
next to the leg of an empty chair. A newly
started book, spine arched at a curious
angle by the window. Steam from near-by simmering coffee
dissipates as shadows nap underneath bridges waiting
to dance with sunrise.
Blinking traffic lights sway in shallow puddles
without anyone else on the road to interfere. A long
winter, almost over, camping mounds of stubborn snow
still not fully melted. Slopping branches of leafless
sycamore trees tap your shoulders,
eager for a reunion.
Cafes in the local square have shut down
for the evening, unaware of what you had left to spend. You gaze
through a toy store window, drawn to trains
that never stop traveling, drawn
to a smirking clown who makes you forget
you ever aged at all.
It is getting late and you hear your parents
calling you home. They have neatly tucked in
your chair, put away your slippers, and left a dim light
on in your room, just bright enough for you to see
what is necessary when you arrive.
And when you awake in spring
you will be welcomed by wondering skies
painted auburn by hands no longer restricted
by the wires and cords that life confuses us with.
Debbie, Tommy and Brady Senesi
January 19, 2013
Duke and Elliott,
A Beautiful ANGEL now watching over you both, remember that smile, it shows how much she loved you so, we are here for you always, just wanted you to know.
Love Debbie, Tommy and Brady
January 19, 2013
Barbara and Ken so sorry for your loss. Know that my prayers go out to you in this very difficult time.
Don DeRita
Brady Senesi
January 19, 2013
Auntie Ann,
Thank you for all the toys and other spcial things you bought me, I will miss you.
Love BRADY
xo xo xo
Raina Smith
January 18, 2013
My deepest condolences to you Barbara, Ken, Duke, and all of Ann's family members. I enjoyed every conversation with Ann. She was always bright and cheery, and offered a kind word, along with that beautiful smile. I know she will be deeply missed by all who had the good fortune of knowing her. Love, Raina
January 18, 2013
Ann was a bright light, always offering a kind word, and a beautiful smile. She was a joy to be around and a pleasure to know... Barbara, I am so sorry for your loss. Please know that I am here for you now and always. Love, Raina...
The Staff of Pontarelli-Marino Funeral Home
January 18, 2013
Offering our deepest condolences at this difficult time.
January 18, 2013
So sorry to hear of your loss. Know that you all are in my thoughts & prayers.
Love, Deborah Iavarone
Georgiann DiCataldo
January 18, 2013
I worked with Ann for many years. Although we worked in different States, we developed a close relationship, having known each other from our prior Kemper days. I was blessed to have Ann lead our Admin Team in the Broadspire Dedham Mass office. She was the BEST!...... and gave of herself to all. I only wish she could have had more time to enjoy her retirement with Duke and family, but I guess the Lord had other plans for her. Ann will be missed by many, but not forgotten. My Sincere Condolences to the entire family. God Bless You All
Mark and Karen Morrissey
January 18, 2013
Barbara and Ken, please accept our sincere condolences.
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