Anne M. Romano

Dear Mary Ann, Joe and Frank,
I was sorry to hear about the loss of Aunt Anna. I know she is at peace now after some difficlut final years.
I was away on vacation so io could not be there. I will always have fond memories of your mom and dad stopping by on a Sunday after church for coffee and meatball sandwiches. I still think of him when I smell a pipe. They both were always there to help my mom when she needed it and we will always remember that.

My dear Frank, Joe and MaryAnne
Although time has past since you’ve seen the real twinkle in your Mom’s eye, her journey back home to God is now complete. Living on this earth is just a temporarily phase to the joy and happiness that awaits us all as children of God. There will be no more pain and suffering for your Mom. In time, as you relish with fond memories, your sorrow will turn into joy and a celebration of life, a life of an amazing woman. Peace be with you.
Always in my...

Maryanne, Joe and Frank,
I am so sorry about your loss it is always difficult to lose a loved one. She was very proud of her family and you did an excellent job in taking care of her. I am sorry I am not able to be there but I wanted to share a few thoughts. God bless you and your families. Love Aunt Marie Mazza

Lisa,
Our deepest sympathy to you and your family on the loss of your grandmother. It is always difficult to lose someone you love no matter how much time you had to prepare. Cherish the special memories you have!
With our love and prayers.

Frank, Joe and Maryanne,
I am deeply saddened on the loss of your mother, Anne. May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Maryanne, Joe, and Frank,
I am so sorry for the loss of your mother. Anne was a beautiful woman with a heart of gold. My parents and grandparents always loved your mom. She will be sadly missed. My prayers are with you. Love, Therese