Annie Koshaba

Dear Uncle Wils, Carol, Debbie and families,

I am so sorry about Aunt Annie's passing. I know how much you will miss her. I'll miss our weekly talks. She was so lively and cheerful in our conversations, right up to the end, that it was difficult to imagine she was so sick. She always asked about Gina and Steven, and even Peanut, and told me she prayed daily for all of us.

Aunt Annie's suffering is over now and she's singing in God's choir.

You're all in my prayers.

Love, Billie (Steven, Gina & Neil)

Dear Debbie,

Sorry I found out about your mother too late for funeral visitation. You have my sincere condolences. Bless you and your family.

Love,

Esther

Praying for the family at this diffcult time. Annie will be greatly missed by so many.

Oh, how I loved my Aunt Annie. When I was a little girl she did so many wonderful things for me that I will never forget. She loved her family, especially those grandchildren of hers. Wilson and her were always there for anyone that needed help regardless of what they needed. She was funny and witty and always made you laugh. She loved her church and her choir and simply loved life. She will be missed by so many but especially by me. I know is is singing in heaven with all her brothers and sister. Kathy Suter ( Lake Wylie, South Carolina).

Dear Wilson, Debbie, & Carol,
So, so sad to hear of Annie's passing. As my babysitter from age 6 months to 12 years, she was like a 2nd Mom to me in so many ways. In fact, when I started calling her "Mommy" when I learned to talk, my own mom told Annie to not let me call her that. She will forever hold a special place in my heart, as will the three of you. May God bless you through this time of sorrow. Love, Laurie