Mrs. Prisby was born the daughter of Stephen and Jennie Rizzotti. She lived on High Street and was a 1943 graduate of Salem High School. In 1952, she married Edward J. Prisby, and the two celebrated their 50th anniversary in 2002. She worked as a secretary in Salem from 1970 to 1976. Anna moved to the White Rock Community Center in Bow, NH, in 2004. She was a member of the line dance group, the White Rockettes, and was a daily participant in the Happy Hour card games. Anna loved her cottage on Lake Winnipesaukee, and spent summers there with friends and family for the past twenty five years. She enjoyed her family, friends and six grandchildren immensely. She was also an outstanding and revered cook. She was wise, eternally optimistic, and loved dearly. Anna is preceded by her parents, Stephen and Jennie Rizzotti, her husband Edward, and her son, Mark E. Prisby. She died at Concord Hospital after a brief illness, with her family by her side at age 82.
Mrs. Prisby was born the daughter of Stephen and Jennie Rizzotti. She lived on High Street and was a 1943 graduate of Salem High School. In 1952, she married Edward J. Prisby, and the two celebrated their 50th anniversary in 2002. She worked as a secretary in Salem from 1970 to 1976. Anna moved to the White Rock Community Center in Bow, NH, in 2004. She was a member of the line dance group, the White Rockettes, and was a daily participant in the Happy Hour card games. Anna loved her cottage on Lake Winnipesaukee, and spent summers there with friends and family for the past twenty five years. She enjoyed her family, friends and six grandchildren immensely. She was also an outstanding and revered cook. She was wise, eternally optimistic, and loved dearly. Anna is preceded by her parents, Stephen and Jennie Rizzotti, her husband Edward, and her son, Mark E. Prisby. She died at Concord Hospital after a brief illness, with her family by her side at age 82.
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