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Anna Mae was beautiful inside and out. We lived in the same neighborhood in the mid to late 60s and early 70s. Our children played together. Anna Mae mothered lots of children, including ours. She was a very giving person. She will be missed.
Betty and Frank Kilionski
October 31, 2016
I grew up in Christ the King Lutheran Church in Daytona. I was very active in music and singing in the choir. Many of my fondest memories are of Anna Mae, mentoring me and singing beautiful music to the glory to God. When we moved to All Saints, she was there singing and giving glory to her Lord. She was always smiling and had that special Anna Mae walk and talk which drew people to her and always invited and supported you in everything. I was so happy to have had a chance of seeing Anna Mae again this past year, and appreciating all my childhood memories of this wonderful lady. Lord, take good care of Anna Mae and welcome her into your heavenly choir.
Russell Norris
October 16, 2016
Anna Mae was such a fun loving person who lit up a room when she entered. She was like a second mom to us and holiday celebrations will be very different without her. Our love goes out to Nancy,Gary,Kyle,Matthew and Nicole as well as the rest of the family. We know that Anna Mae is singing in the Lord's choir now.
Jeff & Terry Shroyer
October 16, 2016
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