Birth date: Jan 6, 1924 Death date: Feb 16, 2018
Anna M. (Cannone) Lacona Loiacono, 94, of East Syracuse, passed away Friday, February 16, 2018 at St. Joseph’s Hospital surrounded by her loving family. She was born in Syracuse, daughter to the late Vito and Elvira (Romagno) Cann Read Obituary
Anna Miss your smile and you. Love ya a lot. You were my mom's friend I will never forget you. Thank you for being who you were. Debbie also misses you a lot
Love to you
Dominick J. Varre
Deborah L. Varre
dear terry,nina & mjoey, I ha the pleasure of doing your moms hair for years...she was a ot of fun we use to laugh a lot ...I will miss her prayers to all
My beautiful Zia Anna. Living next door to you my entire life and having coffee and cookies with you produced wonderful memories. The family gatherings between our two yards and houses were some of my favorite times. You were my second mom and not a day will go by without thinking of you, missing you and thanking God for you. I love you, Zia and I don't know how we will ever be the same again after losing my mom and you. I know you are all having a wonderful reunion in heaven. You know how much I love you, always did and always will. Rest easy Zia and kiss my mom, dad, Uncle Johnny, Uncle Tony, Nonna and all my aunts, uncles and cousins for me. My heart is broken.....
All my love and affection,
Michele and Rock
Our hearts are broken to lose you our precious sitz Anne. We were so Blessed to have you on our lived. You were the best aunt ever.? Our hearts go out to you Theresa , Nina and Joe and to all your families. Your mom will be with you always. She is yours to still love and cherish and hold in your hearts, for neither time 🙏, nor distance, nor death itself can touch a love that endured forever. Maybthe memory of your mom and the special life you shared help ease the sadness of your loss. We will keep you all in our prayer. We love you with all our hearts🙏🙏❤️❤️
Grandma Annie is the only Grandmother I have know for the past 20 years. One of things I’m going to miss most is her sense of humor. We have had so many laughs over the years and it’s hard to believe she is no longer with us. I’m going to miss all the little things. The smell of her perfume, her smile, watching her eat cookies, and all the funny stories she told. I’m so grateful to have know and loved her. I’m also grateful that my children got to do the same. I love you Grams! May you Rest In Peace and be reunited with all your family in heaven.
Love always,
Nicole
