In the quiet town of Plains, Georgia, the lives of 66-year-old Anne Marie Moss Pastizzo and her husband, Edward Frank Pastizzo, Sr., came to a peaceful end at their home in early February of 2014. The couple, who passed away together on Tuesday, February 4th, had built a life rooted in public service and family. Anne, a retired caseworker for the State of Georgia, and Edward, a retired peace officer, were familiar figures in their community.
The circumstances of their passing did not
give rise to a public investigation or any reports of foul play. There is no information available from online sources to suggest that any arrests were ever made in connection with their deaths, nor is there any mention of suspects or a criminal investigation. The official accounts of their passing do not indicate a cause of death that would warrant such actions.
Their lives were remembered in a joint funeral service held at the graveside at Lebanon Cemetery in Plains. The service was a testament to the life they had shared and the family they had raised, including their two sons. The community was left to remember the couple as they were in life, dedicated public servants who passed away together in the home they shared. Their deaths, while a loss to their family and community, did not become a matter of public speculation or criminal inquiry.
