Annette Zucca

Dear Ron and Amy, and Mr. Zucca, Andy, Matt, Rachel, and Greg, and the entire Zucca family. I will always remember catching up with Mrs. Zucca at softball games in Highland Heights. There seemed to be nothing more joyful to her than watching the Zucca Machine do their best--win, lose, or rainout. Mrs. Zucca was part of the fabric of my cherished life in Cleveland, about which Ling has learned so much, and she will be missed. May perpetual light shine upon her.

Granny Annie was such a sweet woman. She will be deeply missed. My thoughts & prayers are with the family.

Mrs. Zucca was always so kind and warmhearted. Whenever I visited her home or saw her in the lunchroom, she always greeted me with a smile. Please accept my deepest condolences on your loss. Jeff Cannata

I remember coming over to your house when we were kids with mom and dad, and the times you came over to play cards, and the time we had a picnic in our back yard, and all of us kids played in the pool. I have so many fond memories of all of you, and especially Mrs. Zucca.

In times like these, words pale in the shadow of the grief you are feeling today. I do pray that the prayers being offered up in the coming days bring you comfort all the same. Mrs. Zucca was a remarkable lady,...

All the rosaries I have been saying are dedicated to the soul of loving Annette. My deepest sympathy to the entire Zucca family for your loss and recall the many, many fond and blessed memories. love and prayers , Mickey Hubeny

My deepest and heartfelt sympathy and condolences to you Uncle Ron and to all my Zucca cousins. She was a great lady. She will forever be watching over her family. Rest in Peace Auntie Annie Lou. Pauljames & Mike