Oh Anne Marie, I don’t even know where to begin….first of all, I’m so sorry we lost contact. You were the one and only. We had so much fun at work,,,you were always my “perfect victim”,,,so many times I could scare you being in your locker when you opened it up and you screaming your lungs out! Going behind the racks while you were filling the products, whispering your name and you trying to figure out where that voice was coming from….there are countless others. All the times you would come to work with your hair in rollers!! Who does that,,,,well YOU did!! I never laughed so hard the first time you came out in the warehouse with your rollers in your hair!! All the card games at your house. I still have the pictures of the Mary Kay party at your house with you, and all of us in our “masks”! I have so many stories. I am so sorry you had that horrible disease. It’s a devastating disease, for sure. May you Rest In Peace dear one. Love you.

Posted by Pam McGuire on March 17, 2023

Chuck and family - so sorry for your loss. Annie was always such a sweet lady willing to help anyone at work. She spread happiness wherever she went, not only with her beautiful smile but with her friendly personality. May the memories of her love and life help you through this difficult time.

Posted by Darla Avard on March 15, 2023

Anne was a second mother to me. She always had a smile on her face. She had the biggest sweet tooth and loved her sweets. She was a wonderful and loving person. She will be missed by all who loved her. She is whole and free now. Rip Anne.

Posted by Robin Hillman on March 14, 2023