Anne Doherty

I remember Aunt Anne from her letters about her travels and her gifts to us from the places she visited. She was my Mom's youngest sister and I always wished we could be together more. Rest in peace, Anne.

I think met Aunt Anne twice, once in the 1960s in Pittsburgh when I remember that she smoked, which seemed to make her daring and bold at the time. Then again in the late 1980s at her apartment in San Francisco when my parents were visiting me while I atended law school at Berkeley. I am glad to know that Ms. St. Marie was a friend to her in the last years of her life.

Ann, My mothers older sister was not well known by me. My mother talked of her so we did know of her. I remember her visit during my mother Cathrine S. last days. My prayer are with her as they are with my mother. I'm sure they are enjoying each others company now. Joseph Paul Colantuono.

Ann was my aunt, while I didn't really know her as my mother(her sister)and Ann were orphans raised by the sisters of charity, I do remember my Mom talking about her... I imagine they are both at the table of the lord. I regret not having known her better, and will keep her in my prayers. Marye Burton