Grant Annis

Grant was a kind and generous person and a consummate lover of animals..I know Kelsey was waiting for him. he will be missed by many.

Grant will be greatly missed. He was always willing to offer a hand or advice on a project. It seems he always had the right tool but it would take a day or two to find it. He had a wide assortment of friends and had the news of the goings on on Wiswall Hill. I hear the sound of a car and look to see if it is Grant in the Audi with Moca's head sticking out the sunroof. My sympathy to Cindy, Glenn, Eric and the rest of Gran't family.

Sorry, my post erroneously called him Glenn and posted before I could fix it, I knew them both. Obviously it's Grant, and much sympathy to his family.

A neighborhood friend I was always happy to run into. Glenn shared his good cheer selflessly.

Been a pleasure working with grant the past 24 years he will be missed

My sympathy to Grant's family. I remember Grant from working at Erving paper, where he was a Union Steward if I recall correctly. He will never be far when you think of memories and stories that link you all together. Sincerely,

Oh, dear, so sad....Cindy you are in my thoughts...

To Cindy & All of the Annis family, My heart goes out to you in the passing of Grant. So sorry to hear. He always had a big smile or some funny thing to say whenever I saw him. My thoughts & prayers are with you all. Deb (Slate) Bozetarnik

We are so sad to hear of Grant's passing. He was the subject of many of his mom's humorous stories of her sons back in the days we worked together at The Retreat, was a "Newfane neighbor" and worked with Kevin at Fibermark. A really good guy. Our deepest condolences to Cindy and all in Grant's family.