Anne M Duli

Anne Duli I thought of you today, you touched my life so many moons ago. I was 16 and you were a counselor working at the teen center, above the Broadway show. I climbed those old wooden stairs and knew I would always find you there. I'd pick up a game of ping pong and focus not so much on my serve, but the "slam" on my return. You were a Native of Somerville but something brought you to Cleveland, Ohio. I was looking for your address to surprise you with a letter from me...

My dear friend, old pal from another era, super-professional boon to whatever group she served, and a funny, fun, class act. Miss you Anne!

A light to honor a sweet soul. Love and hugs to all that grieve.

I am very sorry to hear of Anne's passing. She was a very kind person and a wonderful colleague. I've known her for over 10 years now and saw her last in 2016 when she came to the cancer center I had just moved to from Cleveland as one of our NCI site reviewers. That was right around her retirement and she noted she was happy to move onto her next chapter. :) She did so much to advance cancer care and research and she will be dearly missed in the community.
My sincere condolences...

Please accept our heartfelt sympathies on the loss of your loved one.
Words are never adequate in moments like these. We will say though, that our hearts go out to you, and we will always remember the joyous memories that we are privileged to have in knowing Anne. May God comfort you durin this very difficult time.

Mere words cannot express our sadness a loosing Anne. She was an integral part of our lives since we first met over twenty years ago and she remain there until we meet again. We have our many wonderful memories of working on committees, vacations, dinners and parties. Good times and sorrowful times. Rest In Peace, Anne. You certainly deserve it.
All our love,
Mary and Char

I met Anne 25+ years ago at a Society of Research Administrators (SRA) meeting. We quickly became friends and supportive colleagues as we held the same positions at our respective institutions, CWRU and WashU in St. Louis. Anne was an extremely accomplished and successful research administrator and highly respected among her peers across many universities.

Over time, Anne and I became dear friends and started traveling together at the end of each SRA meeting. I paged through my...

I am acutely sad to hear of Anne's passing. I worked with her for more than 10 years in the Cancer Center. As several have said, she was always a professional and a joy to work with. For me, she was also a comfort - offering an ear and advice. I will always be grateful for my time with her. She had a wonderful laugh, and always, sooner or later, when we talked, we ended up laughing over something. Usually involving irony. My most heartfelt condolences to Ana, her family, her extended...

I knew Anne for many years. She was smart, funny, patient, kind, knowledgeable, and a consummate professional. She was always a pleasure to work with and a good friend. I will miss her.