Ann Marie Pullano

Ann Marie Angela (Noce) Pullano walked to heaven with Jesus shortly before noon on September 6, 2023, leaving her loving family here on earth, at age 85. Ann was predeceased by her husband Donald, married 1960. Her parents John and Victoria Noce. In-laws Dominic and Agnes Pullano. Many precious aunts, uncles, cousins, a brother in-law and a sister in-law. Ann Marie is survived by her son Michael (Luanne) Pullano. Her daughter M. Nicole (Jerry) Angelo. Grandchildren Benjamin Pullano, Bethany (Noah) Sibley, and Michael Angelo. Great grandchildren Nora and Bentley Sibley. Her brother John (Donna) Noce. Her nephews John (Theresa) Noce, William (Rachel) Noce, Christopher (Ellen) Pullano, Dale (Annmarie) Pullano and Kurt Soulsby. Her niece Vicky Diehl and many great nieces and nephews. Ann Marie was born January 20, 1938 in Endicott New York. She graduated from Union-Endicott High School in 1956. She worked as a bank teller at Endicott Trust and Bank of New York. As a receptionist at Maine Medical Group. As the office manager at Vestal Medical Associates, later being part of Lourdes Hospital, retired 2003. Ann Marie was a very caring and giving person. She enjoyed being class mother for Michael and Nicole at Union Center Elementary school. Boy Scouts den mother for Michael. Girl Scouts assistant leader for Nicole. Co-Founder of Maine-Endwell Music Booster Club. She sat on the Advisory Board for the Medical Assistance Department at Broome Community College. She was a sponsor for children through World Vision. She and her husband Don would donate school supplies to Maine Memorial Elementary School each September. Ann Marie loved helping and cooking for her family, friends and others. She lived her life caring for her family and parents, she considered her children, grand children and great grandchildren as treasures from heaven, they completed her life as Mom and Nana. She loved each Christmas Eve cooking and having all of her family with her while celebrating Jesus’ birthday. The family wishes to express their gratitude to the Union Center neighbors for being there for her as friends and helpers. Thank you Peggy Hirthler for being so helpful each day and becoming a special friend. Special thanks to
the UHS-Wilson Hospital CVICU team of doctors and nurses for their special care and heartfelt compassion during our last days with our mom.
A Funeral Mass will be celebrated 11 am, Saturday January 20th at St. Anthony of Padua Church, 306 Odell Avenue, Endicott.