Anna Doerfer

Sorry to hear of Annies passing, we remember her well on Canal St., would have liked to spend time with all of you, but, we were out of town and did not hear of her passing til after the get together, our deepest condolences to the family.

Jeff,Chris,Burk,Robin & Many Family Members. All of our Family, Rod, Kris, Meredith & our Annie, send our deepest Sympathy for the loss of Anna. We will remember all the years of living next door to your family. Anna and Zig were always busy outdoors doing something. Many times Rod or I would want to help them do something but they always were determined to do it themselves. Many winters Anna would be out in the driveway shoveling snow and Rod would want to help but she would say it was...

My sincerest sympathy. May the God of all comfort strengthen your family during this time of sorrow. Those who die God keeps in his memory because he cares, they are precious in his eyes. Psalms:116:15

So sorry to have lost another of the Tanten. She and your father were a vital part of the group who taught us how to be joyful. That's what I remember about the monthly dances at the German American club. Those were such good times. I remember her as such a sweet soul. She will be missed.

Burkhart,Christine and family,

I just read about your mothers passing. I came to "Amerika" with my parents and brother three years later. So your mother became " Tante Annie ". Burk,myself and the other kids of immigrants from the 50's attended most gatherings with our parents at the German -
American Club. Your parents were involved with the club for many years,that's one place I got to know her. I recall her dancing and singing songs from the heart with my mother. The two...