Obituary for Sally Ann Bizzell
Sally Ann Bizzell went home peacefully to be with the Lord on December 17, 2021, at Boston Medical Center. She was born in Harlan, Kentucky on February 6, 1956.
Ann was a caring, compassionate person who loved to shop, but she was best known for being a loving and devoted mother to her beloved daughter, Ashley. Ann was a woman of boundless energy and a strong sense of duty. Ann’s number one priority was to ensure that Ashely was raised in a house full of love. She embraced and treasured every moment with her daughter.
She was preceded in death by her beloved daughter Ashley Nicole Bizzell, her mother Willie Lee Bizzell, and sister Leisha Nanette Bizzell.
Ann leaves to cherish her memory: one Aunt, Arthur Dale Bizzell of Mansfield, MA; three sisters, Barbara (Charles) Cox of St. Helena Is., SC, Theresa Cook & Diane Buckley both of Boston, MA; two brothers Terry & Michael Bizzell both of Boston, MA; Special friends James Stokes, Evan Ryland and Jennifer DeCarvalho; as well as a host of cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.
Masks must be worn and social distancing observed in the funeral home and church.
Ann was a caring, compassionate person who loved to shop, but she was best known for being a loving and devoted mother to her beloved daughter, Ashley. Ann was a woman of boundless energy and a strong sense of duty. Ann’s number one priority was to ensure that Ashely was raised in a house full of love. She embraced and treasured every moment with her daughter.
She was preceded in death by her beloved daughter Ashley Nicole Bizzell, her mother Willie Lee Bizzell, and sister Leisha Nanette Bizzell.
Ann leaves to cherish her memory: one Aunt, Arthur Dale Bizzell of Mansfield, MA; three sisters, Barbara (Charles) Cox of St. Helena Is., SC, Theresa Cook & Diane Buckley both of Boston, MA; two brothers Terry & Michael Bizzell both of Boston, MA; Special friends James Stokes, Evan Ryland and Jennifer DeCarvalho; as well as a host of cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.
Masks must be worn and social distancing observed in the funeral home and church.