ANN J. FATICA

I have known Ann since I was 12 or so years old. We first met when her nephew thru Libby, Edmondo Fatica, came from Italy in about 1962; my father, Jimmy, was a Fatica on his mother's side.

Ann taught me to dance at the Oratinese annual dance at about that time. I stepped on her feet quite a few times that night. She was such a nice lady.

I remember Ann when I was growing up at St. Sava church on Wallings Rd. she always had a smile on her face. Ann, Millie and Mike and their families would always be involved in church activities. Ann loved her family, her Serbian heritage,and most of all her Orthodox church and faith. May her memory be eternal. Vjecnaja Pamjat

Dear Family,
I remember Ann as a very happy, smiling young lady who worked for us at Johnnie's Potato Chip Cpmpany. May she rest in peace. I'm sure Nellie Spetrino is waiting for her. You have our deepest sympathy.

I only knew Ann for a short while, however, in my heart we were old friends. I won't soon forget her gusto for life, her hearty laugh, and how she cherished her family and friends. She was in my book "the real deal". Rest in peace dear Ann. Bingo will never be the same without you. My sincerest condolences to Ann's family.

Mrs. Fatica was a kind and gentle spirit who opened her heart and home many times during the years I knew her. I will never forget the summer cook outs at Mr. and Mrs. Faticas, they were truly family times. Mrs. Fatica was blessed with wit and a generous smile all the years I knew her. May all her family members be comforted through these hard times. Jim

Ann was a wonderful woman. She always had a smile on her face & she was always happy to see you. She will be missed by all. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family at this difficult time.
Love, Ted & Sandy