Springfield, Massachusetts
Anna V. Bigelow 1922 - 2004 HOLYOKE - Anna V. (Sedlezky) Bigelow, age 82, of Holyoke, died Tuesday October 26, 2004 at her home. She was born in Steyr Austria, daughter of the late Ignatius and Viktoria (Phillip) Sedlezky and was educated in schools in Austria and Canada. Anna had...
Read Morehello all .
we here from austria see not so often our aunt, but when, it was a goot time.
i hope she becomes the last freedom.
best whishes
the austrians
Dietmar Schnurpfeil
November 17, 2004 | Steyr
We are sorry for the great loss experienced by your family. We had the pleasure of meeting Anny last summer in Toronto.
Lya and Dan Sterian
November 10, 2004 | Toronto, ON
We were very happy to have had the time with Aunt Annie when she visited Toronto this past year. She touched the lives of many people and will be greatly missed.
Susan Sedlezky
November 09, 2004 | Brampton, ON
As time passes and I read all these beautiful comments, I realize how loved my dear Grandmother was. It is so nice to see all the people who cared, that she touched the lives of. There was none kinder a woman than Grandma Buffy. She always did everything for anyone in need that she could. Even so much for those she didn't even know such as all of her church work. I know the people she showed her most admirable affections to were the children. I can still feel her big loving squeezes around me...
Carolyn Bigelow Nadeau
November 06, 2004 | Berlin, NH
Very sad that you could not visit The Palm Beaches one more time.
My memories of you will always be strong.
Anne and Bjorn Alvern
Anne and Bjorn Alvern
November 05, 2004 | West Palm Beach, FL
Aunt Annie
We share our feelings of sorrow together with our dad /your loving brother John. Bless you Annie
Michael,Sonya,Jennifer,Mic helle,Bryan and Scott Sedlezky
Michael Sedlezky
November 04, 2004 | Mississauga, ON
Anny at lunch with Dorli & Alex, June 2004, Toronto
As time goes by, sadness receeds and pleasant memories take hold. Being at the Memorial Service with Anny's family and friends we experienced a great outflow of love, admiration and respect that was voiced by all who knew Anny. Her desire of learning and exceptional talent for the arts & crafts, and above all, the love of her family and willingness of helping others was admired and voiced by all present.
Our life has been enriched by her, we enjoyed our many trips to Holyoke and her visits...
Alex & Dorothy Molnar
November 02, 2004 | Toronto, ON
Memories of times shared with my Aunt Annie flood me now. There were times that we laughed until we cried and times we simply held each other's hand in comfort. I will always remember her knowing glances, the sound of her heart-felt laugh and the warm light of her gentle eyes and heart. It is painful to lose her, but it's not difficult to understand why God wanted her home.
I miss you already, Aunt Annie but that part of my heart which you have always occupied will forever...
Pam Arseneau
November 01, 2004 | Toronto, ON
Although we never met Annie,we know the great joy she brought to Dorothy and her family.She will be truly missed.
Roz and Bob Holden
Roz Holden
November 01, 2004 | Toronto, ON
