ANN M. ANTONUCCI

My heart felt condolences to the Antonucci family. Ann & I worked together for many years at Padgett Thompson. We sat next to each other, as well. For many many years, I felt I knew the entire family and heard so much about all of you, with great love. She was so proud of all of you. She was definitely the proud matriarch. She and Tony were also known for their fabulous cooking. We had parties at Padgett almost on a weekly basis. You could always count on something fabulous to be brought by Ann and Tony, as well. What food!!!!! Since I was from New York, originally, we certainly had a lot in common. She will be missed by all who knew her. May she rest in peace.
Sincerely,
Meryl Levitz

Saturday, while at mass, I learned of your great loss. I was stunned and a flood of so many past, happy memories came to my mind. Your Mother was such a special lady and I always thought of her as my friend. I had no idea your parents still lived in the area, or that your Father had died in 2001. Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you all. My family and I will always remember you and your wonderful parents.

Dee Ricci

My condolences to the Antonucci family. I worked with Ann for several years at Padgett Thompson and I always enjoyed the stories she told. She was a wonderful lady. May she rest in peace and light perpetual shine upon her.
Sincerely,
Nancy Chivis-Franklin

I am going to miss you very much grandma so many memories of you, from spending the night with you to shopping. Give grandpa and aunt Karen a big hug for me. Our family now has another wonderful angel looking over us. Dont worry ill always be your lizzy grandma tissue.

Ann worked with me at Padgett Thompson (American Management) for many years. She was one classy lady but so nice and a pleasure to be around. She will be greatly missed. My condolences to all her family.

We are so sorry to hear about Mrs. A's passing. May your hearts be light knowing she is no longer suffering. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Take care of each other.

Lori & Don Hilton
Our deepest sympathy goes out to you and your family for you loss

From your United Family

Mammo,
I'll never forget the first time I met you at Karen and Tony's. You didn't say much for quite a while and then finally asked me if I was Italian. I don't think I had the answer you wanted to hear! I have so many great memories of Sunday dinners, going through old photo albums, and hearing your stories about your life in NYC. Give Karen a big hug from us!
Kristyn

Toni, so sorry to hear about your Mom. Take care my old friend.

Love you and miss you Mammo. We know you are in a better place now with Pappo and Mom.

Love Always,

Anthony, Kristyn, Addalyn, & Anthony IV