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Catherine Burke
June 20, 2013
I studied Latin with Anna at Butte College. After the first couple of semesters, we were the only two in the class. She was such a kick and always had amusing stories to tell. I have very fond memories of her. =^..^=
November 23, 2012
Having known Anna for nearly 5 decades, I have many fond memories of her as I was growing up. She and her family were an integral part of my childhood. After returning to Paradise in 2002, I became especially close with her as I tried to keep her computer functioning as she finished drafting her 200+ page memoir of family stories, which I continue to read and enjoy. All who knew her were keenly aware her immense talents. She had a never-ending curiosity and zest for life. The world would be a much better place if we more folks like Anna.
David Drake, Tampa , Florida
Debbie (South) Stamper
November 20, 2012
I'll never forget receiving the most awesome alligator bread when I was home sick with the chickenpox in the first grade! Also she let me play Romeo in our 8th grade English class rendition of Romeo and Juliet. I still remember my lines. You touched so many lives and you will never be forgotten.
Bonnie Drouillard class of 1972
November 19, 2012
Ms. Davis was one of my teachers at Paradise High. R.I.P. Ms.Davis you were the best teacher. Bonnie class of 1972.
Julie Moore (Yonan)
November 17, 2012
Having just heard today of Anna's passing today I was immediately saddened. Although I did not know her well, I do know the impact she made on her family. Not many have the fortune to have such an influence in their lives nor the unconditional love, support and teachings. She leaves behind a wonderful family which is a true testament of a life well lived, for she taught so many so much that will continue through her children, theirs and future generations to follow. I'm thankful that her life touched mine through Susan and Amelia and I know they are the wonderful people they are, in part because of her. I will miss hearing their stories of adventure with Anna.
Joel Davis
November 17, 2012
She broke the mold... One of the most engaging, original, compassionate people I've known...
Caroline Baird
November 16, 2012
I will miss my dear Aunt Anna, who was ALWAYS so much fun to be with. She was very intelligent and always learning something new. She was the most unique person I have ever known. She was so generous, forever sharing starts from the plants she loved that grew in her garden, or a favorite recipe , or some gadget she thought we just had to have.I admired her keen sense of humor. She made the Theurer family reunions extra fun for everyone with the whacky things she would bring and plan. She had a special love for children and they loved her too. She was so proud of her children and her grandchildren . She was happiest when she was surrounded by them. We will all miss you Aunt Anna.
November 16, 2012
Many will remember Anna for many kind gestures she made to them and family. She will be remembered by me for a number of those outreaches by her but I will remember her for the plants she rooted and those she gve me. Betty J. Boles
GEORGE DAVIS
November 15, 2012
WE STARTED OUT IN UTAH MOVED AS A FAMILY TO PARADISE. WERE TOGETHER FOR FORTY FIVE GOOD YEARS IN THE SAME HOUSE YOU LOVED SO MUCH. THANK YOU ANNA.
November 14, 2012
Yes, there was the clack and clang of something delicious cooking in the kitchen, but equally memorable is waking up to sound of Grandma shouting out some new German or Italian phrases over her morning Nordic Track ski machine. I have so many great memories doing different projects with Gram and my cousins, or playing our many family card games. Gram was beyond successful in instilling her many interests into all of us. I will miss you immensely, Grandma.
November 14, 2012
Well Mom the old house just doesn't feel the same without you. No more waking up at 4:30 A.M. to the clang & crash of pots & pans being gently distressed while being filled with something tasty to eat. No more coffee that could wake the dead,---If we'd thought you wanted to be around any longer we'd have given you a cup. No more getting up & seeing you having a green salad or last nights vegetables for breakfast while kicking butt on a crossword puzzle or the word jumble. But just for the record I'm keeping the house & plan on having a Davis living here at least as long as I'm around & hope to only leave this house feet first as you did. You will be forever missed.
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