Anne M. Carnazza

Auntie Annie we are so sorry to hear of your passing but, we know you are in a better place. You are now surrounded by angels and peace that you will share with your Dad and your Aunt that you loved very much. You had shared with me many years ago that you wanted everyone to remember your kindness. We will remember that and more: your beautiful smile, your very large heart, your friendship, your spirit and your love of life. We pass the christening dress that you made for your God Child...

My deepest sympathy goes out to Anne Marie's family!! I would only see her when she would come to MGH for her scheduled appointments, however, in the few minutes I would speak with her - it always brighten up my day. She was very sweet and funny and had such a love for life. My prayers go out to her and her family.

So sorry to not to be with the Carnazza family at this time. Anne had the perserverance with her faith and love of family and friends that could inspire many different ages!! We remember visiting Anne after she returned home from Washington...with the bone marrow transplant procedures during that time there was no human contact..when we saw each other we naturally gave her a hug (BIG Hug) Her response was this is what she missed the most, HUGS. Something we take for granted. Now it's we...

Dear Carnazza Family,
You and your dear sister are in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. Anne will be remembered as a very sweet, bright, and cute little girl from the old Lee Street School days. As we read of your loss, it appears that those wonderful traits were with her all of her 47 years. May the best of angels lead her to reunion with her Dad.
With Sympathy,
The Calhoun Family
Plymouth

Ann Marie was a great inspiration to us all here at Lumina. We had so much fun talking with her when she would visit us. She told us so much about you Anthony, and we all knew you were her dream come true. She will be missed greatly. We loved her.

John, Stephanie, and others,

Our condolences to you on your loss. Haven't seen you guys since you lived on Bishop Ave., and this is definitely not the preferred way to reconnect.

--Dan Schullman & Donna Monfredo

Annie was a sweetheart and a true pioneer. She leaves many hearts with an empty spot upon her passing. May the good memories enrich the lives of all she knew.

HI Anthony
Everyday at 3:00 p.m. I'll be thinking of ... and saying my prayer.
Love George/Sandy

Anne Marie was a blessing my life. At my wedding, we danced and spun around the floor, holding each other up, until we were both too dizzy to stand. It was a moment filled with joy. Then again, Anne Marie was filled with joy.

We are crying on Earth, but the angels are dancing in heaven. Welcome home, Anne Marie. May you rain down the blessings upon us. May you whisper our wishes into God's ear. And may your joy bounce around the world and into our hearts.