Anna L. Antoline

Date of Death: April 23, 2021

Simpson Funeral & Cremation Services

Tuesday 4/27, 11:00 am

St. John the Baptist Catholic Cemetery

Tuesday 4/27

Anna L. Antoline, 101 of Monaca passed away on Friday April 23, 2021 at Rochester Manor.

Anna was the daughter of the late Joseph and Johanna (Fabyanic) Jurkovac. She was the former co-owner and served as the office manager for A.C. Antoline Advertising and Office Supplies until 2010. Anna was a member of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Monaca.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Albert C. Antoline, a son, Albert Antoline, and two granddaughters, Jeanette Marie Berg and Sheryl Marie Krizan, two sisters, Frances and Mary, and two brothers, John and George.

Anna will be sadly missed by her children; Susan Berg (the late Thomas), Carol (James) Duncan, Patricia (Joseph) George, Richard (Sandy) Antoline, and George (Jennifer) Antoline, a brother Matthew Edward Jurkovac, and three sisters-in-law, Helen Jurkovac, Helen Antoline, and Virginia Krizan, and many grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

A private family service will be held on Tuesday, April 27, 2021 at 11:00 am in the SIMPSON FUNERAL & CREMATION SERVICES, 1119 WASHINGTON AVENUE, MONACA. Interment will follow in St. John the Baptist Catholic Cemetery, Monaca.

To share online condolences, light a memorial candle, add photos, and other information, please visit her permanent memorial at simpsonfuneralhome.com.

Anna L. Antoline, 101 of Monaca passed away on Friday April 23, 2021 at Rochester Manor. Anna was the daughter of the late Joseph and Johanna (Fabyanic) Jurkovac. She was the former co-owner and served as the office manager for A.C. Antoline Advertising and Office Supplies until 2010. Anna was a member of St. JohnContinue Reading

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George, we are so sorry to hear of your moms passing. Our deepest sympathy to you and your family. May the memories you hold in your heart help you at this difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Nana, we did not get to say goodbye, but know that you are in our hearts and prayers. Thank you for all the love, kindness, and support you gave to us. Love, Tom, Ann, and Christopher...

Richard and familyMy deepest sympathy and prayers. Many fond memories. May she Rest In Peace Fr. John McKenna

Pennsylvania Nana, you are the most amazing woman I have ever met. You watched us all grow up and you took care of every single one of us. You saw the world change for over a hundred years and I can’t even imagine what that must have been like. You are extremely loved by so many people and have given us all such wonderful memories. Without you none of us would exist. I love you very much. -Pete&Alexis

To dear mother thanks for always taking my side when Carol gave me flack. You truly loved me as a son. I will miss your sweet smile and great hugs. Rest in God's beautiful home now and l hope he didn't put you in the kitchen. You always said you didn't want to cook anymore. Ha ha. Love Jim

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To my Nana... I loved your smile, your laugh, your sense of humor, your sass and spunkiness, and especially your steadfast example as a strong hardworking single woman role model which helped me to become the strong independent woman I am today and have raised Miranda to be as well. I’ll always fondly remember our several trips to NYC, your strong faith in God and our Blessed Mother, your good cooking and your beautiful lilacs and backyard. But most of all your sage words of advice. Rest in peace my dear as you have earned your place in heaven with our Lord, Pap,Little Al, Sherry, Jeannette and all of our family and your friends who were waiting so patiently for so long for your arrival. I will love you always and will see you again - save me a good seat!!! You are in my prayers. Much love to the rest of my family as we celebrate Nana’s long and very blessed life!

Our hearts are broken. Will miss Nana immensely. Love and prayers to all. 💕

In memory of Anna L. Antoline, Gene Kieser lit a candle

Be at peace with God mom. Love, your eldest.

Rich & Sandy,Ann and I had a lot of good conversations about St. John's history and her family. I enjoyed spending time with her. She was so knowledgable about so many things and a sharp women. I often thought of her. When I visited her, she told me she was ready for God to take her. I know that she is now her whole self again, in peace with those who went before her. You have my deepest sympathy.Your Friend,Dee Christian

Carol, I am so sorry for your loss. May your mother rest in peace.

Mrs. Antoline and her family were our neighbors in Monaca for many years. Her husband, Albert, and my father, Christy, were cousins. I had kept in touch with her until she entered the care facility. I'm so very sorry to read of her passing. Extending sincere sympathy to her family and all who loved her.

Sorry for the loss of your Mother. Also Sherry. June and I lost our Tommy 14 years ago to brain cancer. I think of you always. Take care and God Bless.

My mom. I called her Annie was my best friend and a great lady words to describe her are Witty- kind -generous -loving -strong in faith - very family oriented l will miss her deeply. We were blessed to have her

My sincere sympathies to Carol and Patty upon hearing of your mom’death. How wonderful to have had her for so long. Lorie

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.