Ann Marie Crane Santini

A year has passed without the gracious physical presence of Ann Santini. Her inner and outer beauty and kindness will be remembered by her friends and family. Bless you all. And may all the trees planted in her honor grow in good health and beauty too.

Ann and I grew up together in Las Vegas. My family knew hers. Our families attended the LDS church together, the only one in town at the time. She was a beautiful young girl and later a woman to be admired. Though I am older, We remembered one another when we met a few years back at a gathering in Las Vegas. She was then as I knew her earlier. Beautiful, kind, friendly and wonderful to know. My deepest sympathy to her entire family. I know you will continue to treasure her life as a...

We had the honor and privilege of knowing this great human being for over 20 years as a friend and a well wisher.Her death was a great loss not only to us but also to hundreds of Diplomatic missions in USA as she served as the most effective Director of International Affairs of LDS Church developing close relationships with the Diplomats of those Countries.She was very hospitable , fun loving with a great sense of humor.We fondly called her Ann Saint for her angelic qualities.We fondly...

I was saddened to read of your mother's passing. We hold dear memories of your parents and Mark visiting our home in Murray while he visited doctors in Salt Lake City as a child. My father was Pete Crane, Ann's cousin. My husband and I currently serve in Hong Kong or I would attend the services. We hate to lose this stalwart generation.
Wishing all of you the best during this time of mourning.
Susan Crane Hafen