Birth date: May 22, 1950 Death date: Jan 1, 2016
Anita Spano, 65 passed away peacefully on January 1 , 2016. Anita was born on May 22, 1950 in Watertown , New York. In 1986 she moved to Florida from Topeka, Kansas. She finished college with a degree in nursing and later worked a Read Obituary
It had been quite a while since I saw Anita, but did at Uncle Tony's 89th birthday. I wish we would have lived near each other, instead of the distance. I am glad I got to see you one last time. Until we meet again. BILL EASTMAN
Anita, i will miss you my friend. Until we meet again. I will have you in my thoughts and prayers.
Viviana Cotto
It's So Hard to Lose a Friend. I always enjoyed talking to Anita and her Father. They were both great to chat with.
Anita was a great Neighbor. I could always count on her to make my day the best. We used to talk as she was leaving for work or returning from work. We seemed to have the same schedule. She worked too much: however, enjoyed the work she did. Many of the Neighbors were surprised when told she had Passed. She will be missed by many. I will miss her very much.
There are no words that can truly ease the pain of a sudden loss like this, but if caring thoughts can help, they are with you there right now.
With Deepest Sympathy.
Robert Wilson - Golf Lake
My deepest sympathy to the Spano family. Anita and I have been coworkers for a number of years and she was a dear friend. I will miss her smiling face at work but have fond memories of lunch together and working together. Sincerely, Sharon Whitaker
I still remember the Thanksgiving at the farm when Anita and I decided to go to the woods to get a Christmas tree. We had been gone for about an hour when we walked out of the woods and met Uncle Tony who was looking for us; apparently we had been gone too long, but we did cut down and bring back a nice tree for the farm house.
My prayers and condolences go out to the family of Anita Spano.
I first met Anita at Busch Gardens. We went on the Sheikra roller coaster ride. I was so scared, and Anita said, "If you're scared, just close your eyes." I said, "Are your eyes closed?" and she laughed and shouted, "No!" Anita laughed all the way through. Once was enough for me, but Anita loved it so much, she went back to ride again two more times!
Anita's kindness will always be a cherished memory. She holds a special place in our hearts. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
