Tuesday, August 22, 2017
I am so very sad and disheartened to learn about Ana's death. She was a gift of joy and fun and uplifting life force in this world. I knew Ana for about 15 years and every time we were together we laughed and told real life, wacky, crazy stories about our experiences. I got to know Ana through a dear friend. Ana's work and expertise at performing pedicures, manicures, waxing, etc. placed her talent in a league all its own. Her attention to detail and dedication to her craft was obvious, unique and appreciated by all who frequented her place of work. She had no patience for fools and had a knack for getting to the heart of the matter in her full embrace and joyful spirit of life. Her true, most precious treasure was her family and exuberant nature about her beautiful grandchildren.
I will miss knowing Ana is part of this imperfect, unpredictable, sometimes scary world we live in.
I send my deepest sympathy and condolences to all her family members. Ana would want her life celebrated in the fullest form and her loss is a loss for all who knew and loved her - I was honored to be part of the long, extended, special line.
