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GANNON, ANNA D. (COLANERI), 81, of Scituate Ave. Cranston passed away Wednesday November 19, 2008 at RI Hospital Providence. She was the beloved wife of the late John L. Gannon, Ret. P.F.D.
She was born in Providence a daughter of the late Michael and Carmina (Picerne) Colaneri.
Anna is survived by her loving children, Carol Zompa of Smithfield, Mary Hassell of Scituate, James Gannon of Greenville, her sister Josephine Santoro of North Providence. She was also the cherished grandmother of Marissa Martin of Warwick, Michael Hassell of Coventry and great grandmother of Brayden Martin. Anna was the sister of the late Anthony Colaneri.
Her funeral will be held on Monday at 9 am from the NARDOLILLO FUNERAL HOME 1278 Park Ave. Cranston followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 am in St. Bartholomews Church Laurel Hill Ave. Providence. Burial will be in St. Anns Cemetery Cranston. VISITING HOURS: Sunday 4-8 PM. Kindly omit flowers. Please visit www.nardolillo.com for more information and online condolences.
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Carol, Mary and Family,
May God bless you in this time of sorrow. Frank & I were very sorry to hear of your loss. Our deepest sympathy. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Joan and Frank Gelfuso
Joan Gelfuso
November 25, 2008
Carol and family,
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your Mom. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
Linda Caparco
November 24, 2008
Dear Mary, Dennis and family,
Keep your happiest memories of your mother and smile when you think of her. She will live on in the hearts of everyone that loved her. Her legacy is in the minds and hearts of her children, her grandchildren and that beautiful new baby greatgrandson. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
All our love,
The Briar Family
Colleen Briar
November 23, 2008
I will always remember my Aunt Anna as greeting you with a smile, that made you feel special. As we bring up memories we will cry today and hopefully we will again bring up those memories with smiles to our faces, when somewhere down the road we can give in to those memories without tears, allow those memories to wash over us, and think how lucky we were to have had Auntie Anna in our lives....and then smile the smile with which she would want us to remember her.
Christine Robinson
November 22, 2008
Dear Carol and family, we were so sorry to hear about your mother, she was such a sweet lady. You and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.We love you.
Brenna and mike McAfee
November 22, 2008
Mary and Family.
Larry and I send you are deepest
sympathy on the passing of your mom. Our prayers and Love are with you always.
Love Larry,JoAnna,Larry Jr.,Lana and Vannessa
JoAnna LaFauci
November 22, 2008
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