BY C STONE | STONE NEWS NETWORK
Last week, Ana Orsini, 28, who was a news anchor in Tucson Arizona, had passed away from a brain aneurysm.
"Ana Orsini, you were one in a trillion; wise beyond your years, full of practical insight, smart, compassionate, quick-witted, and possessed a contagious love for animals," Dan Marries, an evening anchor at KOLD 13 News wrote in a post on Facebook.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the Orsini family during this incredibly tragic time. As a parent, I can’t even begin to imagine their pain and anguish with the sudden, unexpected, and tragic loss of Ana," Marries added. "Her positive impact on those around her will last a lifetime. Ana, you are, and will, be missed so much."
"Literally no words and only tears. Still at a loss for words," Allie Potter, a weather forecaster at KOLD with Orsini, wrote in a tribute.
"Last week, we lost a beloved member of our KOLD news team. Ana Orsini was our anchor, a leader of the morning team, and most importantly a great friend to so many at the station," co-anchor Cory Kowitz wrote in a post on X.
"Ana’s friends and coworkers remember her as someone with bottomless empathy who always stood up for ‘the little guy,’" the station wrote, accompanied by a tribute video. "She was a smiling face most especially for all her newest and youngest coworkers, and she is known in all the newsrooms where she worked for taking them under her wing and being a strong mentor for both work and life."
"She made everyone around her feel so special, heard and understood. Waking up in the middle of the night to go to work is always challenging, but knowing I was going to work with Ana made it that much easier.
"To know Ana was to LOVE her," Carsyn Currier, a co-anchor of Orsini’s wrote in post on Instagram.
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