Birth date: Jul 19, 1926 Death date: Nov 30, 2021
Ann Marie Kerestesy (Incorvia), 95, of Middleburg Hts, Ohio passed away on November 30, 2021. Owner of Ann Carroll Theatrical Studio. Beloved wife of Joseph (deceased); loving mother of Kathy Hill, Janice Gill, and Valerie Alt; gr Read Obituary
I remember teaching acrobatic and baton twilling for Ann Carroll Studio in Parma and Berea. As well many recitals, parades and my girls Valerie, Vickie, and Debbie all enjoyed classes. We enjoyed a close loving friendship. She was an extension of our family and helped raise the girls to be strong women. She left her stamp everywhere she went. We fondly remember her always. In loving memory, Ms Beverly
Kathy, Val and Jan, so very sorry about your mom’s passing. I last spoke with her at Liz’s shower and she was engaging and still very sharp. Prayers for all of you for God’s strength, comfort and peace. Remember she’s not gone, she’s instead gone on ahead. Just imagine the reunion she is having with your dad.
A Mother is one of the greatest gifts of God. There are many precious things that God has bestowed on us however a Mother is one of the unique gifts of God. She is the embodiment of sacrifice and love. The mark of a mother’s love is unmistakeable. Her unconditional love never failing. Her strength brings security and hope.
Your Mom a very special lady that I shall carry in my heart. I remember her so very well in those yester-years that have also past away. I never had any aunts or uncles in the U.S, all were in Italy, so having your family in my life was again very special. I know she will be missed by all but as the saying goes she will never be forgotten. I will not be able to attend the service Saturday as much as would like to do to nasty cough that have been trying to shake and a under lying Medical condition that makes it not wise to do. Again, my sincere sympathy and love to all the family.
Uncle Jack Abbruzzese and family Anita, Francine, Jack
Fond memories of many years of dance lessons for my daughters, Susan and Sandra Stefonsky and niece Carolyn Stefonsky. We also lived in your neighborhood. Sorry for your loss.
Jean Stefonsky
Kathy, Jan and Val, we are sorry for the loss of your mom. A few months ago, I talked with her for the first time in probably 50 years. Julie's and my retirement hobby is restoring and repurposing old furniture we buy at house or estate sales. Without realizing a sale was at your mom's house until we drove in the driveway, we went to her sale. I introduced myself to her. She gave me a hug and a warm welcome. I found her mentally sharp and quick with a great memory. She was as direct and feisty as I recalled from years ago. (After introducing myself, I introduced her to Julie. She said hello to her, and then turned to me and said "What happened to Alice?")W sat and talked for a long time, reminiscing and catching up. I left with a warm pleasant reminder of a much simpler time. Again, Julie and I are sorry for your loss.
I have only known Ann a short time but it was a joy. The very first day she came to the Normandy she shared with me many great memories. She met other "dancers" and the conversations were such fun. Music was who she was and boy did I enjoy hearing her sing! What a friend she was to me: so kind and caring. I am so very sad to lose her.
God bless her family in this time.
Sincere sympathy,
Adele Matias
