Monday, April 18, 2022
The passing of my sister saddens me deeply. Both my sister and my brother-in-law Kenny were like second parents to me growing up. I can’t put into words how wonderful an older sister she was to me and the influence that she and my brother-in-law Ken had on my life. While attending medical school at Albert Einstein in the Bronx I lived with them in Larchmont, and was fed like a king every single night as my sister was a gourmet cook. She gave me wonderful graduation parties, bought me my first bicycle when she got her first paycheck as a nurse, would buy me a seasons pass to breezy point beach club every summer. I can’t put into words the amount of love and respect I always had for my sister. It was because of my sister I moved to Westchester and started practicing medicine in Mamaroneck. She was wonderful to my 5 soms and to my wife Paula, who always says how much she admired my sister Anne loved her and how much she learned from her. My five sons have nothing but fun memories and good times being with auntie Anne, one of them just stating that auntie Anne always had tons of good treats when we went to her house.
She was Extremely responsible, intelligent and beautiful both inside and out. And as my wife just asked me to put, she was very elegant. As is written she was completely devoted to her husband and her children above anything else as well as to the church being a devout Catholic all her life. I cannot express the influence that both she and my brother-in-law Ken had on my life. My sister was a very loving and giving person, always volunteering for to have the holidays as she loved to cook and especially to feed anyone visiting. She was a good moral and ethical person, always; at peace now with her husband Ken and our parents. If not for the influence my sister and my brother-in-law Kenny had on my life I would not be the person I am today. My family and I are grieving but comforted by the fact that she is reunited now with the husband she was devoted to throughout their entire marriage, the love of her life, in addition to her three sons, my nephews Steven, Christopher and Sean and her five grandchildren. We miss you dearly Anne but are comforted by the fact that you without a doubt are in heaven as per the way you lived your life. So many good memories, playing games as a large family, tons of fights over who was being accused of cheating at cards sitting around her kitchen table, raiding her refrigerator listening to her tea pot whistle which was always going, quickly getting over the arguments which were also political, in our family, just good fond fond memories of the most giving and loving sister one could ask for. Rest in peace Anne (PS I apologize for putting all your shoes in the bathtub when I was five years old and you returned home from nursing school. Lol. I miss you.
Dr. Kevin Maloney Mamaroneck
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