Anne R. Veal Passed away at her home of 42 years, on December 28th, 2011. Born Anne Louise Rosello of Newton, Massachusetts. A resident of northern California for 56 years. An avid volunteer at Filoli in Woodside for 35 years, she remained an organizational whiz even when the advent of computers made her step up her game. Anne retained her sharp wits, solving the New York Times crossword puzzle daily, in ink, right to the end. Anne had many friends near and far who appreciated her caring nature. In the words of one, "Anne will be remembered as funny, witty, intelligent, and always elegant". Anne is survived by her children Kevin O'Meara of Portland, Oregon, Megan O'Meara of San Jose, and Ellen O'Meara of Seattle, Washington; and stepchildren Chris Veal of Lakehead, California, Rory Veal of McCall, Idaho, Victoria George of Durham, North Carolina, and Candyce Veal of London, England; niece Nancy Cottura, nephews Mark Rosello and Steven Rosello, extended family, and "grand dogs". Anne was a delight to all who knew her, and will be greatly missed. Anne will be buried alongside her loving husband of 37 years, Hon. Harlan K. Veal, whom she had missed for the past 9 years.
Anne R. Veal Passed away at her home of 42 years, on December 28th, 2011. Born Anne Louise Rosello of Newton, Massachusetts. A resident of northern California for 56 years. An avid volunteer at Filoli in Woodside for 35 years, she remained an organizational whiz even when the advent of computers made her step up her game. Anne retained her sharp wits, solving the New York Times crossword puzzle daily, in ink, right to the end. Anne had many friends near and far who appreciated her caring nature. In the words of one, "Anne will be remembered as funny, witty, intelligent, and always elegant". Anne is survived by her children Kevin O'Meara of Portland, Oregon, Megan O'Meara of San Jose, and Ellen O'Meara of Seattle, Washington; and stepchildren Chris Veal of Lakehead, California, Rory Veal of McCall, Idaho, Victoria George of Durham, North Carolina, and Candyce Veal of London, England; niece Nancy Cottura, nephews Mark Rosello and Steven Rosello, extended family, and "grand dogs". Anne was a delight to all who knew her, and will be greatly missed. Anne will be buried alongside her loving husband of 37 years, Hon. Harlan K. Veal, whom she had missed for the past 9 years.
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