"The Amick family sends our deepest condolences to Ann's family. Ann and Don were neighbors on Stone Road and dear friends of our parents, Ross and Doris, for many years. Ann was a sweet and beautiful person."
In loving memory of
Ann Ignatowski
May 23, 1925 - January 11, 2021
Ann M. Ignatowski
ROCHESTER - Passed away on January 11, 2021 at age 95. She is predeceased by her husband of 58 years, Donald Ignatowski; parents, Albert and Eva DiGuglielmo; sister Cecilia (Dr William) Petry; brother-in-law, Eugene Ignatowski. Ann is survived by her sister-in-law, Kathryn Ignatowski; nieces and nephews, Nanci Ignatowski, Janet (Joseph) Giarratano, David (Lola) Ignatowski, Paul Ignatowski; great nieces and nephews, Gina Ignatowski, Noelle (Demetrius) Breedlove, David (Holli) Ignatowski, Julie (Shawn Riley) Giarratano, Jacqueline Giarratano, Jessica (Slobodan) Nikic; great-grand niece and nephews, cousins, godchildren, friends.
Ann, not being with us, leaves a void in our hearts. We can fill this void by loving each other, treating each other with respect, kindness and love, just as Ann taught us to do by the example of the life she lived, here on this earth.
Per NYS regulations all guests are required to wear a face mask and hand sanitize at the church.
Ann's Mass of Christian burial will be celebrated on Tuesday January 19th, at St Stanislaus Church at 10:00am, 1124 Hudson Ave, and will also be viewed live by clicking this link: St. Stanislaus Church You Tube Page
Interment following in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.
In lieu of flowers donations may be sent to St John's Home, 150 Highland Ave. Rochester, NY 14620 in Ann's memory
Tributes
"Kay and Family We are so sorry for your loss. Aunt Ann was a wonderful person. She is now with Uncle Don and dad and mom. (Ed & Joan Gennarino). Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you in this difficult time. Donna, Sam Meloni and family."
"To the Family of Ann and Don: Ann and Don were very lovely people. My husband and I have know them for over 50 years. My husband, Nino was their hairdresser for many years and they developed a wonderful friendship. To us Ann was the epitome of a lady and a wonderful human being. We happened to speak of her today so I decided to check on her and saw the obit. It was a sad moment. We are very sorry for your lose. We know it is a difficult one. Sincerely, Nino and Debbie Cocozza"