Anne M Beaulieu

October 11, 1934 - October 24, 2021

Anne M. Beaulieu, 87, of Port St. Lucie FL passed away peacefully on October 24, 2021 in her home with her husband by her side. Anne was born October 11, 1934 in East Rutherford NJ, to father, Enrico Ferrigno and mother, Mary (Ambrosino), and siblings; Rose (Dolly) Baker, Gennaro (Jerry), and Harry (Junior) who preceded her in death, and Joseph (Joey) who resides in Stanhope NJ. She married Robert Beaulieu on August 6, 1960 and moved to Torrington CT before settling in their new home in South Windsor CT in 1964 to raise her family. Anne was a wonderful cook and baker where she won the blue ribbon for her peach pie at the Goshen Fair and had a love for Agatha Christie and other British mysteries. She enjoyed attending her children’s sporting events that included many cold hours at hockey rinks across the state. The family spent summer vacations at Sun Valley Beach Club in Stafford Springs and the shores of Cape Cod MA. Anne enjoyed nurturing children and young adults, a second mother to many, with her volunteer work in her community participating in the Orchard Hill School PTA, president of the South Windsor High School Booster Club, CCD education, and South Windsor Youth Hockey Association as a board member, secretary, and chair of many committees. She also worked outside the home as a secretary at the University of Hartford, the business department at South Windsor High School, and Fleet Bank, and founded the Prestige Temporary Agency that provided secretarial services. Amongst the raising of her family and busy work schedule Anne was a two-time cancer survivor. Anne is survived by her husband, Robert of Port St Lucie FL and three children; Gregory of Marana AZ, Douglas and his wife Linda of Port St Lucie FL, and Matthew and his wife Cindy of Westbrook CT. She is also survived by five grandchildren, Caroline (Beaulieu) Campbell, Kevin Beaulieu, Jason Beaulieu, Jacob Beaulieu, and Timothy Beaulieu. She will be inurned in the Wapping Cemetery in South Windsor CT. Anne will be dearly remembered by all who knew her.