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Anna Marie Bangoy Marshall
June 7, 1962 ~ July 22, 2017 (age 55) 55 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by Christian, Denisse and baby
on August 2, 2017 10:23 AM
A candle was lit by Frances & Aspen
on August 2, 2017 10:20 AM
A candle was lit by Sheryl Seals
on July 28, 2017 3:03 PM
A candle was lit by Rolando/Laura Talento
on July 28, 2017 12:54 PM
A candle was lit by Theresa (Anesthesia)(WHC)
on July 28, 2017 10:56 AM
A candle was lit by Donna (WHC)
on July 28, 2017 10:54 AM
A candle was lit by Gerry and Belen Basilio
on July 28, 2017 10:22 AM
Message from Nurse Julie Field
July 28, 2017 6:19 AM
Thank you for making me laugh. You are One in a Million. I see you in Heaven Anne....
A candle was lit by Nurse Julie Field
on July 28, 2017 6:09 AM
Message from San Antonio, Texas
July 27, 2017 6:49 PM
My heart was heartbroken when your daughter confirmed you passing. I am still in disbelief you left us so sudden my friend. Good and happy memories is all I have to cherished now of one of my bff. We've gone through a lot since our children are at young age playing around and now all are grown up and professionals. Love the all girls outing that we do especially the impromptu ones are the happiest and most memorable.. You will be missed my beloved friend. Thank you for being a friend. Such a wonderful, beautiful, loving, smart and down to earth person. You were a Blessing to everyone you touch their lives. You will never be forgotten! Your memories live in our hearts forever. My prayer of healing to the Bamgoy family especially Frances and Nick and the Marshall family Ric.🙏🙏🙏 Love Myrna & Axel Escalante❤️😇🙏💐🙏
A candle was lit by Keri Kamba
on July 27, 2017 6:08 PM
A candle was lit by James Ryan
on July 27, 2017 2:50 PM
Message from Alex M
July 27, 2017 2:48 PM
I have the honor and privilege of working with Anne at the MWHC. I have known her to be caring, diligent, and always gives attention to details when it comes to her work. She always gives the utmost care and comfort for her patients. She takes pride in her work and always reminds us to do the same, to always give our best to our patients. Her presence at work will surely be missed.
I've also known Anne as a woman of strength and conviction, virtues that I always admire from her. One cannot simply intimidate her, not by the doctors nor her superiors, especially if she believes she is on the right side. She is not afraid to speak out her mind, whether the topic is social, political, religious or otherwise. It doesn't matter if the topic is unpopular or against the majority, she's always ready to give her side of any issue.
Anne always organized gatherings for us, her coworkers. We used to have regular lunch potluck at work to celebrate birthdays. It was her who used to send text messages to us reminding us what to bring. She would sometimes organize dinner outs for us just so we'll have bonding time together as a group aside from our time at work. During the fall of 2016, sometime in September, she organized a picnic for us, something that we haven't done for several years. It was a picnic filled with games, music, laughter, and of course, lots of food, including a whole roast pig courtesy of Anne and Ric. Our future gatherings will never be the same again without Anne.
Whenever I get a chance to talk with Anne, the topic is mostly on two subjects, our travels and our dogs. We would exchange notes on the travels we've done and the places we've been into. She's always excited whenever she has a trip coming and always ready to explore the world. I am so glad she was able to explore and see some of the beauty this world has to offer. She always show me a picture of her grandpup on her cellphone. She always tell me how she wanted to have a dog of her own, but her schedule at work makes it difficult for her to have her own dog, that's why she just relish her moments with her grandpup Aspen.
There are many more things to remember about Anne. I can still see her smile specially when her shift is about to end. I will always remember her colorful shoes at work. I will always remember a very short period of time when she stopped talking to me because of some misunderstanding at work. Lately, it's not easy to forget how her skin looked dry and anemic, her eyes tired. I would rather remember the wide smile, the lovely eyes, and the energetic Anne that I used to know.
I will surely miss Anne a lot. I will miss a coworker, a friend, a sister. I've known Anne for only a few years, but I can say with conviction that the world is a more beautiful place because Anne made her mark and left fond memories in each and every person who knew her well.
I will miss you, Anne, You are such a beautiful and wonderful person. Thank you for the moment you shared with us. Rest assured that your memory will always stay with us, in our minds and in our hearts. I wish you peace and happiness in the afterlife.
I would like to offer my condolences to Anne's family. My thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of our loss.
I've also known Anne as a woman of strength and conviction, virtues that I always admire from her. One cannot simply intimidate her, not by the doctors nor her superiors, especially if she believes she is on the right side. She is not afraid to speak out her mind, whether the topic is social, political, religious or otherwise. It doesn't matter if the topic is unpopular or against the majority, she's always ready to give her side of any issue.
Anne always organized gatherings for us, her coworkers. We used to have regular lunch potluck at work to celebrate birthdays. It was her who used to send text messages to us reminding us what to bring. She would sometimes organize dinner outs for us just so we'll have bonding time together as a group aside from our time at work. During the fall of 2016, sometime in September, she organized a picnic for us, something that we haven't done for several years. It was a picnic filled with games, music, laughter, and of course, lots of food, including a whole roast pig courtesy of Anne and Ric. Our future gatherings will never be the same again without Anne.
Whenever I get a chance to talk with Anne, the topic is mostly on two subjects, our travels and our dogs. We would exchange notes on the travels we've done and the places we've been into. She's always excited whenever she has a trip coming and always ready to explore the world. I am so glad she was able to explore and see some of the beauty this world has to offer. She always show me a picture of her grandpup on her cellphone. She always tell me how she wanted to have a dog of her own, but her schedule at work makes it difficult for her to have her own dog, that's why she just relish her moments with her grandpup Aspen.
There are many more things to remember about Anne. I can still see her smile specially when her shift is about to end. I will always remember her colorful shoes at work. I will always remember a very short period of time when she stopped talking to me because of some misunderstanding at work. Lately, it's not easy to forget how her skin looked dry and anemic, her eyes tired. I would rather remember the wide smile, the lovely eyes, and the energetic Anne that I used to know.
I will surely miss Anne a lot. I will miss a coworker, a friend, a sister. I've known Anne for only a few years, but I can say with conviction that the world is a more beautiful place because Anne made her mark and left fond memories in each and every person who knew her well.
I will miss you, Anne, You are such a beautiful and wonderful person. Thank you for the moment you shared with us. Rest assured that your memory will always stay with us, in our minds and in our hearts. I wish you peace and happiness in the afterlife.
I would like to offer my condolences to Anne's family. My thoughts and prayers are with you in this time of our loss.
A candle was lit by Ann-Ann Valdez & the Valdez Family of Toril
on July 27, 2017 1:35 PM
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