AnnaLee Gensler

Annie, you are still missed.

She was always a very special and happy lady, we shared love dachshunds, we talked about her beloved Max and my wonderful JJ. We love to tell stories about each other’s dogs and we made each other laugh. I always left talking with her with a smile on my face and a skip in my step she always brighten my day.

I worked with Annie. She was so professional and knowledgeable in her field of Transportation. I enjoyed the time we worked together. She talked to me about her dog Max when I had questions about a new puppy I got. I will always remember the kind spirit she was and will think of her often!

To my friend Lisa,

I'm so sad to hear of your sister and friend AnnaLee's passing. I know you two always had each other's backs. Yes you will miss her smile, yes you will miss her laugh, and yes you will miss her voice and companionship - especially when you pick up the phone to just check in to say "hi" or to get some support or wisdom. But they say time heals and I've found that it truly does. To her friends and family - just keep her in your thoughts and hearts and she will...

I knew AnnaLee through her sister Lisa for about 30 years. She had a wonderful spirit and will be greatly missed by so many people. Love you AnnaLee.

I worked with Annie for several years. She always talked about the dachshund Maxie. She was so very kind and patient and funny. It was a honor and a privilege to know her, learn from her and work with her. She has impacted my live and many others along the way. She was a true leader and exuded true goodness. We all loved her. She will live in our hearts forever. She will be missed. Prayers and condolences to her family .

Anna was one of the most kind people I have ever met. She would always have time to talk and share a good laugh. She spoke fondly of everyone. Her ability to remember details always amazed me. I will always miss my friend. I am sure G-d will enough your presence with him.

Lisa and family, you all are in my thoughts on this sad day. I'm sad that Anna did not get to enjoy her retirement. So glad I reconnected with my York Street Elementary School friend, a few years ago, and had to chance to tell her how much her friendship meant to me. Spending time with you and Anna at your house on Portland St. was a much-needed bright spot in my life, at that time. Sending my sympathy and warm hugs.

AnnaLee's Family,
I am so very sorry for the loss of such a loving and caring woman. Heaven has gained another angle and star in the sky. She was well loved by everyone. Keep her in your heart and she will always be with you. I am sorry but I can not attend the service because I have COPD and with this virus situation I cannot be around people. Love and prayers to all the family. She was my best friend and sister for 46 years. I will miss her till the end of time.