AnnaMarie Murillo Obituary

Grandma, you always wanted to know how I was doing in school.. you'd say, good, and how did you bowl? And if I didn't do so good, you'd say, well you have to get back out there and try again. If we didn't talk about bowling you would tell me stories about my mom when she was young or tell stories about you and Paca... or I'd hear the story about the container of pennies that you kept on the shelf that mysterious got knocked over-- he did it!. Stories, I will miss hearing them and cherish the ones I heard over and over. I'm sure you, Paca, Uncle Henry, Aunt Josie had quite the reunion, I can only imagine how wonderful it was for all of you to be together again. I love you Grandma. Christopher and Bailey love you too.

MAY SHE REST IN PEACE I KNEW HER IN LIFE SHE WAS GRAND.

Mom, Dad, my brother Henry, and my Tia Angie now have a perfect Mixed-doubles team in heaven. They'll need some handicap at times, and they'll call in J.R. Zarawski and Uncle Pete (aka Uncle Noise)as needed.

God couldn't be everywhere, that is why he created grandparents.
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Grandma was never the one to sugarcoat the reality of things. If you bowled bad, she was the first to tell ya. But when you bowled good, there wasn't another Grandma more proud. That was the type of person she was. We loved her very much and will always be here to support the family. Thank you so much Patrick for giving her a new outlook on life and a renewed vision of faith. We know you only had 4 years to spend with her, but you two lived them like a lifetime.

So sorry for your loss! Ed you did a wonderful job on the eulogy! Made me cry! prayers and thoughts are with you.

Sue (Johnson) Kilburg

Dearest Cousins,
We are so sorry for the loss of your mother and our beloved aunt. We remember the times as kids living on Parnell. We cannot even imagine what you are all going through. May Aunt Peppy be at peace with Uncle Henry, Josie and Henry. It would be nice to all get together someday. Our hearts and prayers will be with you always.
Love Helen (Geegis), Andie, Linda, Aunt Sally, Aunt Linda and Uncle Lupe.

Jim, I'm sorry for your loss.
Sue

Our sympathies to Patrick and Ann's family. She will be missed by the senior bowlers at Suburbanite.

My sincere condolences to Ann's family. While I did not know her for a long time, I could tell what a gentle, loving woman she was. Hold on to your memories and let them guide you during this time of sadness.

Our sincere sympathy to Uncle Pat for the loss of Ann. She gave him the happiest 4 years of his life.
Mike and Mary Beth Henry

I'm having trouble coming up with the right words to say how much I loved you and to thank you for all that you've done for me. How do you thank the woman that gave you birth? That taught you proper values. That comforted you when you were sick or frightened. That always encouraged you to do your best and to be honest, thoughtful, wise and just. All I can come up with is, thank you Mama. I will miss you and think of you every day of my life. I LOVE YOU.

Dinky

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.