The obituary notice of Anne LILLICO (Nee Hodgson)

Anne, I first met you when I started at the UBO (as it was then) and we hit it off. You were a hard worker and was in charge but you became a brilliant and fun friend.
We had some laughs and I always thought of you at Christmas time because of your birthday and you always raised a smile. I can still see you sat, pen in hand at the hallowed desk (which was the Supervisors!) in the corner in Morton Lane.
I am so glad you and Oz found each other and had the family you did. You both deserved it but you definitely did after all you went through.
I hope you are in a better place Anne and I will never forget you, your smile and laugh and the special times we shared.

Much love to Oz, the girls and rest peacefully sweetheart.
xxxxxxx

Dear Anne, I will always remember your passion as a trainer and down to earth sense of humour. Although this is a sad time for your family and friends, everyone will have great memories of you that they can treasure forever. Love Barbs

Anne, I’m so sad you didn’t get to have a long and happy retirement which you so very much deserved. We put the world to rights many a time, always with a good sense of humour. You were a truly lovely lady and you would always be on my side no matter what, even if I was wrong. You always had a story to tell and kept us entertained. Thank you for being there for me through some of my hardest months when I lost loved ones. I will miss you very much ❤️ xxx

Anne has left us far too soon and will leave a huge void in her family, Anne was the second of my 9 Nephews and Neices, when she arrived on Christmas Day she was the family's best Christmas present ever. Eddie seemed to have to work most weekends in those days so they spent many weekends at our house so I did see a lot of her in her early years. As the eldest of 4 siblings she was great support for Maureen after Eddie's early death in 1972, so life had not always been too kind to her.
Denis & family.

Anne was such a lovely friendly person. I always enjoyed being on her training courses at work and listening to stories of her family too. May you rest in eternal peace Anne. Sending love to all her family and friends ❤️