Anne Mancuso Obituary – It is with deep sorrow and a heavy heart that we report the tragic passing of 11-year-old Anne Mancuso. On Friday, at 11:55 AM, Brighton Police responded to a call at 50 Hollyvale Drive where Anne was found unresponsive and not breathing on the front porch of her home. Despite efforts to save her, Anne succumbed to gunshot wounds at Strong Memorial Hospital.
Anne was a bright, loving, and vibrant young girl with a future full of promise. She had a beautiful spirit, a kind heart, and an infectious smile that brought joy to those around her. Her innocence, laughter, and energy touched everyone who knew her, and she will be deeply missed by her friends, family, and all who had the privilege of knowing her.
Obituary for Lawrence Mancuso and Mary Liccini
It is with great sadness that we also report the passing of 53-year-old Lawrence Mancuso and 74-year-old Mary Liccini. On the same day, Brighton Police discovered their bodies at 60 Hollyvale Drive, next door to Anne’s home, following an investigation into the tragic events. Lawrence and Mary both passed in the same incident, and the circumstances surrounding their deaths have left their family and the community in shock.
Lawrence was a father, son, and brother who, despite this heartbreaking tragedy, was once a loved and valued member of his family. Mary was a devoted grandmother and matriarch who will be remembered for her love and care for her family. Both will be mourned by their surviving family members and all who knew them.
As this case is under investigation, the family requests privacy and asks for compassion during this incredibly difficult time.
The loss of Anne, Lawrence, and Mary is a devastating blow to those who knew and loved them. While they are no longer with us, their memories will remain forever in the hearts of their family and friends. May they rest in peace.
Anne Mancuso lived on Hollyvale Drive in Brighton, Lawrence Mancuso lived at Eastbrook Lane in Brighton, and Mary Liccini lived at Ashantee Lane in Avon
