Anne Casson Sullivan died Saturday, December 14, 2013, at Marcus Daly Hospice in Hamilton, Montana, from the insuperable challenges of advanced age. Anne was born May 5, 1912, in Chicago. She was the fifth of six children born to Hannah Hartigan and George Casson. Her parents and her siblings preceded her in death. She is survived by her sister-in-law, Ella Mae Casson.
Anne married Daniel Patrick Sullivan in Chicago on April 15, 1939. Anne and Dan were the proud and loving parents of Ann Marie, Marguerite and Daniel. Anne's husband, Dan, died in March of 1976. She is survived by her children, Ann Marie Carbin, Marguerite Walz and Daniel (Lynda) Sullivan. Anne is also survived by nine grandsons, 17 great-grandchildren and many devoted nieces and nephews.
Anne's family is deeply grateful to the caregivers at Valley View Estates and Marcus Daly Hospice, who surrounded Anne with love and with gifts of dignity and peace in her final months. In accordance with Anne's wishes, donations in her memory may be sent to these special care homes or to local food banks.
Anne's life will be celebrated at a vigil service and a funeral Mass; both at St. Mary Mission Catholic Church in Stevensville, Montana. Anne will be cremated and her ashes will be interred with the remains of her husband and those of her parents at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Chicago.
- Source: Missoulian | 16 Dec 2013
Anne married Daniel Patrick Sullivan in Chicago on April 15, 1939. Anne and Dan were the proud and loving parents of Ann Marie, Marguerite and Daniel. Anne's husband, Dan, died in March of 1976. She is survived by her children, Ann Marie Carbin, Marguerite Walz and Daniel (Lynda) Sullivan. Anne is also survived by nine grandsons, 17 great-grandchildren and many devoted nieces and nephews.
Anne's family is deeply grateful to the caregivers at Valley View Estates and Marcus Daly Hospice, who surrounded Anne with love and with gifts of dignity and peace in her final months. In accordance with Anne's wishes, donations in her memory may be sent to these special care homes or to local food banks.
Anne's life will be celebrated at a vigil service and a funeral Mass; both at St. Mary Mission Catholic Church in Stevensville, Montana. Anne will be cremated and her ashes will be interred with the remains of her husband and those of her parents at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Chicago.
- Source: Missoulian | 16 Dec 2013
Anne Casson Sullivan died Saturday, December 14, 2013, at Marcus Daly Hospice in Hamilton, Montana, from the insuperable challenges of advanced age. Anne was born May 5, 1912, in Chicago. She was the fifth of six children born to Hannah Hartigan and George Casson. Her parents and her siblings preceded her in death. She is survived by her sister-in-law, Ella Mae Casson.
Anne married Daniel Patrick Sullivan in Chicago on April 15, 1939. Anne and Dan were the proud and loving parents of Ann Marie, Marguerite and Daniel. Anne's husband, Dan, died in March of 1976. She is survived by her children, Ann Marie Carbin, Marguerite Walz and Daniel (Lynda) Sullivan. Anne is also survived by nine grandsons, 17 great-grandchildren and many devoted nieces and nephews.
Anne's family is deeply grateful to the caregivers at Valley View Estates and Marcus Daly Hospice, who surrounded Anne with love and with gifts of dignity and peace in her final months. In accordance with Anne's wishes, donations in her memory may be sent to these special care homes or to local food banks.
Anne's life will be celebrated at a vigil service and a funeral Mass; both at St. Mary Mission Catholic Church in Stevensville, Montana. Anne will be cremated and her ashes will be interred with the remains of her husband and those of her parents at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Chicago.
- Source: Missoulian | 16 Dec 2013
Anne married Daniel Patrick Sullivan in Chicago on April 15, 1939. Anne and Dan were the proud and loving parents of Ann Marie, Marguerite and Daniel. Anne's husband, Dan, died in March of 1976. She is survived by her children, Ann Marie Carbin, Marguerite Walz and Daniel (Lynda) Sullivan. Anne is also survived by nine grandsons, 17 great-grandchildren and many devoted nieces and nephews.
Anne's family is deeply grateful to the caregivers at Valley View Estates and Marcus Daly Hospice, who surrounded Anne with love and with gifts of dignity and peace in her final months. In accordance with Anne's wishes, donations in her memory may be sent to these special care homes or to local food banks.
Anne's life will be celebrated at a vigil service and a funeral Mass; both at St. Mary Mission Catholic Church in Stevensville, Montana. Anne will be cremated and her ashes will be interred with the remains of her husband and those of her parents at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery in Chicago.
- Source: Missoulian | 16 Dec 2013
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