Anne M. Reardon

Born on December 15, 1936, in Boston, Anne was raised in Arlington, Massachusetts. She later made her home in Duxbury for many years before settling in Quincy, where she spent her later years.

Anne was a woman of grace, intelligence, and sharp wit. She was known for her remarkable memory. In her younger years, she found great joy in playing the piano—a passion she generously shared by donating her beloved instrument to a local school, hoping to inspire future generations through music.

She enjoyed a long and successful career in the retail jewelry industry, where her discerning eye, professionalism, and warm presence made her a trusted and admired colleague.

Anne is lovingly remembered by her siblings: her brother, Edward Fiorenza, and her sisters, Jacqui Fiorenza and Patty Andrews and her husband Rick. She also leaves behind her five devoted children: Ellen Ferson and her husband Jim, Paula Reardon and her partner Marie, Linda Gallagher and her husband Chris, Joe Reardon and his wife Kerry, and Rick Reardon and his wife Brenda as well as many nieces and nephews.

Her legacy lives on through her seven cherished grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, all of whom brought her immense pride and joy.

Anne will be remembered for her quick humor, deep love for her family, and the way she could light up a room with smile. Her strength, warmth, and spirit will be dearly missed by all who knew and loved her.