Analise lived a vibrant and beautiful life. She was witty, loving, talented, and kind. She had a loving and supportive family, school, and community life, and a wonderful circle of beloved friends. In the months before her death, which was less than one month before her high school graduation, she was active in all the pursuits she loved. Having finished up work on the yearbook and exams, she was excited to spend her senior spring playing on the varsity badminton team, collaborating with friends in a rock band, and volunteering at the school library.

Analise also enjoyed reading, playing and watching tennis, sailing, skiing, and playing sports and music with her family. She wanted to spend quality time with friends, learn how to cook and drive, work a wage job, and experience more of the world on her own. She planned to study environmental engineering in college, with a minor in Classics or Ancient Greek. Her passing has left a gaping hole in the hearts and minds of everyone she touched.