In loving memory of Anna Roberti (nee Barzetti) 91 years, April 16, 2021 at St. Gabriel Villa Chelmsford. Beloved wife of Turiddo Roberti (predeceased 2017). Loving mother of Claudio (wife Angela), Richard (wife Kristina) and Angelo (predeceased 1957). Cherished Nonna of Matthew (predeceased 2001), Andrew (wife Sierra), Jacob and Abby. Dear daughter of Irma and Virgilio Barzetti both predeceased. Dear sister of Marcello (wife Luciana) both predeceased, brother Olivio (predeceased) wife Venusta, Marisa Giampaoli (husband Mario predeceased) and Vittorio (predeceased) wife Cicci. Special sister in law to Astro (wife Luisa) both predeceased. She will be greatly missed by her nieces and nephews Maurizio, Donatella, Daniela, Roberto, Letizia and their families in Italy. Special aunt to Robert Roberti who as a toddler travelled with his mom and Zia Anna across the ocean to arrive in Canada . Born and raised in Pesaro Italy she married the love of her life, Turiddo and moved to Canada in 1955. Nonna was an extremely gifted knitter working with the Mary Marg Shoppe making wonderful baby sets for many new borns. She was an amazing cook and greatly enjoyed preparing family meals. She enjoyed travelling with dad to many locations in Italy and their yearly getaway with friends to the Caribbean for dad’s January birthday. She was devoted to her family and always placed others needs ahead of her own. Her favourite saying as we all know was “I'm ok“ regardless of how she really felt . Her generosity, kindness and caring ways will always be remembered and cherished by the ones that were fortunate to know her. A special thank you for the absolutely amazing care, love and compassion from all of the staff (her ‘angels’ and ‘bellas’) in the Whitewater neighbourhood at St. Gabriel Villa and to Gale who gave her the extra help she needed in the last few months. Private family funeral prayers in the R. J. Barnard Chapel, Jackson & Barnard Funeral Home, 233 Larch Street, Sudbury on Friday, April 23rd, 2021. Entombment in the Civic Cemetery Mausoleum. In lieu of flowers, donations to St. Gabriel’s Villa would be appreciated. No public visitation or service.