With Heartfelt Prayers for Dear Ann and Frank, 
Lifelong Friends and Influencers. Think of both of you Often.

Ann O'Connor has been my friend since Notre Dame College of Staten Island , where we were part of the Class of '56.A few years later, when Ann entered St. John's University Law School we were just back from a week's vacation on Cape Cod with college pals.  When I first moved into an apartment  in Jersey City, Ann came, unannounced, with  three beautiful pots(which we still use) and a bottle of fine wine. It was with great happiness that we attended, not too long after, the wedding of Ann and Frank O'Connor where we saw Ann  married and very happy.  We  have shared some of life's most important moments and my husband and I have lost a  generous, delightful and very caring friend.

Our Sincere Condolences to the O'Connor, Reich, Flanders, and Bergfield familes, all of whom loved Ann dearly and enjoyed her wit, generosity, and wisdom.  May she rest in eternal peace with her beloved Frank.   They were both dedicated to family and each other. 
 Ellen Lovett Crawford and Thomas Lovett and Families. 

I remember when her sister, my mom, Eileen died and I had a call  Ann and tell her... Ann asked if she could contribute somewhere.  My sister had run the obituary and had people donating to the American heart association.  I can vividly remember my mother telling me a story about how a German Shepherd that lived down from my grandmother would walk the three girls to school and the German Shepherd's name was Jerry and that all the sisters loved them. My sister always thought and was a little bit stuffy and I remember being on the phone with Ann and telling her the heart associations got plenty of money why don't you donate it to the humane society and Ann just left and said what a great idea.... And was smart but you certainly wasn't stuffy....

I remember Ann very fondly. Met her first in her years at Liberty Mutual, and my father and Frank went to Law School together at Fordham. May they both Rest in Peace. 

Loving Memories of Frank and Ann O’Connor go back over 70 years for the Huvane Family. They were both paragons of Integrity and Kindness for  whom Friendship was both a Commitment and a treasured Ideal.  “ Truth, Justice and the American Way “ was in their DNA, inspired and nourished by their devout Catholic Faith. Their  Love of Family and Friends was  unconditional.  What’s more, they were Great Fun!
Till we meet again…..

My family and I had the pleasure of living next door to Frank & Ann O'Connor for 42 years.  You could not have better neighbors or better people.

My brother and I shoveled the O'Connor driveway whenever it snowed during the 1970's.  "Mrs. O" as we called her was also my CCD teacher at St. Boniface.  A graduate of St. John's University like my father.  And of course, we rooted for the Mets together.  So there were many links between our families.

Ann O'Connor was a wonderful lady and she will be sorely missed.

R.I.P., Mrs. O.


Ann and Frank were dear friends of the St. Boniface Family.  Always warm and welcoming, devoted and generous in spirit to the church.   Rest in peace with the Angels, good and faithful servant.  Thank you for your friendship. 

Our Heartfelt condolences to the Kane and O'Connor family. Sincere sympathy from your Lovett cousins, John Lovett, Nora Gholam and Ann McMenemon, Mabel Lovett

OBITUARY

Ann Lovett O'Connor

27 April, 1935 – 4 September, 2021

Wanamaker & Carlough Funeral Home

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