Annette Marie DiSano

So many great memories shared with a cherished friend. Annette made every event a little brighter and a lot more fun!

Like everyone, I was saddened to learn of Annette's passing. I too knew Annette while attending St John the Evangelist Catholic School and was in the Brownie Troop with Annette. Unfortunately, I moved from Los Angeles before I became a Girl Scout with all my wonderful friends in the Troop. However, I did attend the reunion and it was such a joy to see everyone again.

Annette is probably in awe of all the glorious colors she is seeing now!

Alicia (Daly) Lampert

I´m so sorry to hear about the loss of Annette. I was one of her Girl Scout friends and knew her through my elementary school years at St. John the evangelist Church in LA

We were fortunate to have such a close group of friends in our Girl Scout troop, and although memories fade at this point in our lives, she was one who always brought a smile and cared about all of us. My prayers and sympathy are with you and your family.

My heart flies with all who grieve the loss of our sweet, feisty and witty friend Annette. I know her spirit lives on.

The Renaisance woman at work!

Nettie was truly an inspiration in how she lived her life. Sending our deepest condolences to the entire DiSano and Kaiser family.

We were treated to a private tour of Michaelangelo's Sistine Chapel ceiling exhibition at St Mary's in October 2021 by Nettie. She was indeed a renaissance woman, as she did a wonderful job of explaining these renaissance frescos to us. We have seen the originals in Rome, but this was much more "up close and personal" You can not see Nettie's face well due to our pandemic masks, but her enthusiasm shone through!

Shelley Marks and Erik Gaensler