Anna Lombardi (DiGiorgi)
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Our beloved mother, grandmother, sister and friend to many, Anna Lombardi (DiGiorgi) passed away on December 14, 2022 to join her husband of over 50 years, Joe Lombardi, who preceded her death.
Born January 22, 1936 in Brooklyn, New York, to Salvatore and Sylvia DiGiorgi, Anna was big sis to her two brothers Robert and Sal. On July 20, 1957, she married and the newlyweds made their first home on Long Island. In the following years they had daughter, Susan, and son, Joe. While in New York and Pennsylvania, Anna was a tremendous stay-at-home mom who encouraged independence and personal growth in a safe, loving environment. After moving to Dallas, she worked in Accounting and Human Resources for various companies. In retirement, Anna enjoyed golfing (served as President of the 9-holers club In Palm Aire, Sarasota) and quilting (joined the local sewing group). Many admired and acknowledged her quick wit, optimistic attitude (always greeted you with a smile), creativity in crafts and entertaining, friendly nature and love of family.
Anna is survived by her daughter, Susan; son, Joe, and his wife, Kelly (daughter-in-law), along with their son, Nick (grandson). Brothers Robert and Sal, sister-in-law Lynn. As well as, extended family and cherished friends.
A brief burial service will be held:
Dallas National Cemetery
2000 Mountain Creek Parkway, Dallas, TX 75211
Wednesday, January 4 at 11am
*If you would like to join the family, please arrive before 10:45am to assemble by car; the designated lane number will be updated on this posting a couple days prior.
A Celebration of Life luncheon:
Maggiano’s Little Italy (Willow Bend)
6001 W. Park Boulevard, Plano, TX 75093
Wednesday, January 4 at 12:30pm
Please let Susan, Joe or Kelly know if you plan to attend either or both events.
In lieu of flowers, if desired, send memorial contributions in Anna’s honor to your favorite charity.
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My mom and I loved spending time with Susan and Anna. She made a hand knit sweater for my son William when he was born that I still have.
My she rest in peace.
Love Leslie
Anna always had the sweetest smile and a joyful sparkle in her eye. She made some custom pillows to my husband’s specifications and they still grace two armchairs in our home. The years that I knew her were lived in grace and enhanced with the loving care that she modeled for her family.
Ann was one of the kindest people that I ever knew. Always there with a smile and laugh from the heart. You are missed. Rest in peace.
Ann always had a smile and a kind heart she will be missed a lot may she rest in peace.
We are so sorry to see that Anna has passed and sorry for our belated acknowledgement.
We had many enjoyable times with Anna and Joe in Sarasota with much good food and good laughs.
One of my wives most important momentos is the pillow that Anna made for her. This came about when my Ann, knowing Anna’s love of sewing, gave her a large number of buttons Ann’s mother had left her. Rather than just use them all herself, she made a throw pillow with probably 100 or more of those buttons sewed to its face. Precious.
RIP Anna…