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Anne Hooper Obituary
Anne Reddic
Hooper
Resident of Santa Rosa
Oct. 31, 1927-Nov. 3, 2010
Anne Murray Reddic was born in Augusta, Georgia on October 31, 1927, the youngest of 5 sisters and one brother, to Carroll and Ethel Reddic, all of whom passed before her. She grew up in North Augusta, South Carolina and graduated with an English degree from Winthrop College in 1948. While working for the Georgia Pacific Corp., Anne moved to Portland, Oregon, in 1955 where she met John Miles Hooper. They were married in 1957. They settled in Burlingame, CA, in 1959.
Anne was a devoted Mother to her children, Michael and Carol Hooper and to her stepdaughter, Lisa Hooper. She was a leader in the Peninsula Hospital Auxiliary, Cub Scouts and Brownies and taught Sunday School at the Burlingame United Methodist Church. With her children grown, Anne and John moved to the Oakmont Village Adult Community in Santa Rosa, CA in 1991. For over ten years, she enjoyed working with the Oakmont Volunteer Helpers, where she took a leadership role. Golf has been a major activity in their lives at Oakmont, She especially enjoyed the visits of her Grandson, Jason Peabody (Carol's son). Anne is survived by husband, John, children, Michael and Carol, grandson Jason Peabody and stepdaughter Lisa Hooper and husband Russ Holzhauser.
A celebration of Anne's life will be held December 4, 2010 at 11 am at the Kenwood Community Church, 9637 Channing Row (off Warm Springs Rd.) Kenwood, CA, followed by a reception with the family. The inurnment will be private with the family. Donations in Anne's memory to Toys for Tots or the charity of your choice may be made in lieu of flowers. Santa Rosa Mortuary Eggen & Lance Chapel, 707-545-3747.
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January 1, 2011
I remember Anne being a warm, wonderful and caring person. I was Anne's hairstylist for many years before she moved to Santa Rosa. Every year after she moved she would call me on my birthday to wish me well and "catch up" on shop and family news. I will miss her sparkle and her yearly calls. It was a pleasure knowing Anne all these years. I'm sorry for your loss. Sincerely, Marsha Steenvoorde
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