George Anichini Obituary

My deepest sympathies to all, Mary Lou, John and Lucille.



I will always treasure George as an older cousin who taught me a lot about work and about the United States culture in the late 1950's and early 1960's. I also recall him being there in Italy in 1955 when the second half of the Tarcisio Anichini family journeyed to Genova and embarked for the US.

To the Anichini Family,

George always had a smile on his face. He was a pleasure to be around. He was one of our favorite patients. He will be missed by more than you will know. Your family is in our prayers

Adele Schafer

Mary Lou and Family,

I was so sorry to hear about George's passing. We Moriarity kids all have such fond memories of growing up with all of you and George was a big part of that. I will keep you in my prayers, I know how hard this is but it does get easier over time. God bless you.

Colleen (Moriarity) Crews

i remember george right now as i worked at the store in chicago in the mid 50's and he was always a kind and great generous cousin willing to help with anything .

time is like a river . mario

Dear Anichini Family

My deepest sympathy for the lose of your father. I will keep you in my prayers at this sad time.

Dear Mary Lou,

To You and Family my sincerest sympathies. I feel really sad for the loss of Cousin George. Though descretely, he has always been generous to my mission and very kind to me . Tomorrow I will offer for Him the Holy Mass and pray the Lord to give to You, to Children and Grandchildren His confort in this day of sorrow.

Love,

Your cousin Fr Albert Anichini

DEAR MARY LOU,

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY TO YOU AND YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY AT THIS VERY SAD TIME. GEORGE WAS ONE OF MY FAVORITE PATIENTS AND I WILL MISS HIM.

SINCERELY,



VIOLETTE AMATO AND FAMILY