Photo courtesy of Kaniefski Kendus D'Anjolell Memorial Home - Trainer
Jul 27, 1935 - May 11, 2020 (Age 84)
You will always be that very special person in my life that always has my heart!!!
Shell
May 09, 2024 | Family
My dearest Auntie...... l was so blessed to have you in my life. Words alone cannot truly express the love I had for you..... if more people were like you, this world would be a better place. I miss and love you so much. Michele
Michele Royer Kaminski
June 18, 2023
When Anne, Tony & Family were coming to visit, there was so much anticipation & excitement. When we planned to visit them, there was so much anticipation and excitement. So many wonderful times & so many wonderful memories. We are blessed to have had Anne in our lives for the beautiful, remarkable person she was. Our Deepest Sympathy to Anne's beautiful family. Rest in Peace - Vichnaya Pamyat.
Peter,Millie & Family
Peter & Millie Walkovich
May 19, 2020 | Pickering, ON | Family
Wesolowsky
1935~2020
Anne "Anutka" Wesolowsky, age 84, of Dunwoody Village, Newtown Square, formerly of Rutledge, PA. Beloved wife of the late Anthony Wesolowsky, and loving daughter; the late Alexis Press.
Anne loved cooking, traveling, making chocolate, her home and family, especially her grandchildren. Anne was born to Russian immigrant parents and was raised in Montreal, Canada. After studying Home Economics on scholarship at McDonald College, a school within McGill University, Anne worked as head dietitian at the Royal Victoria Hospital for three years. She traveled by car across Europe with friends for 3 months, a trip that was recounted later by the local press. Anne was a sophisticated young woman who enjoyed the culture and fashion of her hometown.
Anne was introduced to her husband by a mutual friend and immediately connected over their passion for Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto. They began a long distance courtship: Tony in Chester, and Anne in Montreal. They married on June 3, 1961 at St. Peter and St. Paul Russian Orthodox Church, settled in Chester, Pa, and then moved to Rutledge where they remained for 40 years. There, they raised their children, entertained many guests, including beloved Canadian family, laughed, and loved. Their home was filled with warmth and love.
Anne was involved in several volunteer activities while raising her children: Girl Scout Leader, American Field Service (AFS) Advisor, PTO Volunteer, Class Officer, and Volunteer Dietitian for the ABC House in Swarthmore. Anne also worked outside the home; she worked as a Teacher's Aide at the Swarthmore College Nursery School and ran a chocolate-making company with a friend for many years. Later in life, Anne and Tony worked as substitute ushers at the Academy of Music and Kimmel Center; they were able to enjoy music, opera, meet fascinating musicians, and make new friends. Anne also enjoyed traveling to Europe to visit her daughters who lived in France, and to spend time with her son and family currently in Prague, Czech Republic.
After her husband Tony's passing in 2006, Anne moved to Dunwoody Village where she resided and was cared for during the remainder of her days.
Survivors: loving children; Anthony Wesolowsky, Jr. (Marketa), Allyson Doig (Robert), Son-in-law Dan Press, dear grandchildren; Benjamin, Elizabeth, Annie, Scott, Alex, and Sophie.
Due to our World Wide Situation: Funeral Services and Interment Private.
Arrangements: Kaniefski Kendus D'Anjolell Memorial Home, Trainer, PA
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