Judith Ann Anzalone

Dear Tony, it´s Annie, from next door at 247 ... I am so very sorry to hear about Judy. I was always so happy when I saw both of you on the porch when I had to stop at the property. You were both an inspiration to me as I could always feel the love you had for one another . Thank you for your neighborly kindness to me and my late husband, Al. Yes, you will be together again. I wish you peace. Continue to surround yourself with the love of family and friends. Sincerely, Annie

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Dearest Anzalone Family, My Family and I send Our Deepest Sympathies to You and Yours. "Aunt" Judy was a very Special Lady!! Much Love, Joyce Battaglia and Family

Cousin Tony and family, prayers for peace & strength to you and yiur family. Eternal rest grant unto her oh Lord smd let perpetual light shine upon her and her family . RIP Cuz God Bless the messina's

To my precious Brother Tony and family I am so sorry for you loss. She is in Jesus's hands and we will see her again. With love I lift you up.

My condolences to Tony and family. Judy and I grew on Massachusetts St. on West side. Her mother and my Aunt Lucy were sisters. My Aunt was married to my mother´s brother. But Judy was at our house practically every day. She was lots of fun to be with and we certainly had some good times. RIP old friend.

Karen and Jessica I am so sorry to hear of the loss of this special lady. I know she lived a great life and was so lived

Ma, I´m no where near being out of tears. How do I learn how to stop taking care of you? I´m sorry I wasn´t there when you left us. Don´t worry about dad, he´s here with me. I will take good care of him. Kiss Gram for me.