Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home

Crowley, Anita G.

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Fairport: February 12, 2017. Anita was born in Newark, NY to Joseph and Angeline Gullo. Predeceased by her parents and siblings, Caroline and Paul. Survived by her husband of 50 years, Hugh; children, Christopher (Kelly) of Pittsford, Susan (Tod) Forkey of Fairport; 6 loving grandchildren, Jack, Kate, Cora and Tessa Crowley, Conor and Colin Forkey; sister, Elizabeth Gullo; and brother, Edward (Joan) of Newark; and brother, Bob (Vi) of Fairport. Anita was a graduate of Nazareth College and for a number of years was the Director of the Vocal Music at Wayne Central Schools in Ontario. As a prior Macedon resident, Anita was active in several area community and philanthropic organizations while serving as Chairperson of the Bullis Trust Fund which supported charitable endeavors in Western Wayne County.

Calling hours will be Wednesday, February 15th, 5-8 PM at the Richard H. Keenan Funeral Home, 7501 Pittsford Palmyra Road (Egypt location). A Funeral Mass will be held Thursday, February 16th 10AM at St. John of Rochester Church in Fairport. In lieu of flowers, please consider donations to the charity of your choice.

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2 responses to “Crowley, Anita G.”

  1. Lisa Crowley Becker Avatar
    Lisa Crowley Becker

    Aunt Anita has a special place in my heart…she always made me feel important. I chose her as my Confirmation Sponsor in 1976 because she was such a strong, kind and faithful woman. It was an honor when she agreed to sing at my wedding. She knew I was a big big fan of her cooking and especially her coconut cake. Each time I returned home for a visit, a delicious coconut cake appeared. She was so happy to have celebrated her 50th Anniversary with Hugh and very proud of Chris, Susan and their families….I hope your special memories will comfort you during this difficult time.

  2. Linda (Forkey) Rex Avatar
    Linda (Forkey) Rex

    I did not know Anita intimately, but I know she was a caring and loving person. She loved my son as her own and always treated my husband and me as extended family. I know she will be missed every day, but I also know she will be watching down on all her loved ones guiding them along lifes path. RIP Anita.