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Anna M. Acosta Dead at 73

Anna M. Acosta
Anna M. Acosta of Sion Farm died on Dec. 6, at Gov. Juan F. Luis Hospital. She was 73 years old.
She is survived by her daughter, Elizbeth Acosta; sons: Incocencio Acosta Jr., Juan Acosta Sr., Stephen Acosta and Gregory Acosta; grandchildren: Jaseni Nisbeth, Jedian Cummings, Richard Wright, Isaiah, Chelsea, Seleena, Tamia, Inocencio III, Makalah, Shakira, Ishmael, Juan Jr., Kaili, Keon and Kalini Acosta; great-grandchild, Ny’Jah Gregory Wright; daughters-in-law: Joan and Karen Acosta; sister, Diselle Woodrupp; and brothers: Arnold, Leroy Sr., Wilfred and Trevor Woodrupp.
She is also survived by nieces: Leona Woodrupp Miller, Donna “Ife" Sargeant, Cynthia Woodrupp-Waters, Patrice Woodrupp-Thonnhill, and the children of her youngest sister, Diselle Woodrupp of Texas; nephews: Leory Woodrupp Jr., Warren Thomas Woodrupp, Wayne William Woodrupp, Josiah Tafari and Arnold Woodrupp; brothers-in-law: Lawrence Jacobs, Warren Jacobs, Kalan Civil and Juan Soto; sisters-in-law: Carmen Acosta, Maria Gomez, Delores Woodrupp and Jean Woodrupp; cousins and other relatives: Calvin Burke, Vincil England, Raymod Adams, Delores "Yulie" Gumbs and Corrine Messer; godchildren: Corrine and Terrell Nyiema; special friends: Elsworth Baltimore, Leona Williams, Shirleen Bess-Banwaree, Rita Morales and Josefina Ramos, the James, Encanacion, Rissings, Bates, Shevington, Casan, Maldonado and Galloways families; and other relatives and friends too numerous to mention.
A viewing will take place at 10 a.m. followed by a funeral service at 11 a.m. on Friday, Dec. 17, at the Lord God of Sabaoth Lutheran Church in Christiansted. Interment will be at Kingshill Cemetery.

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