Ann Zoerhoff

Dear MaryLou, Tiny, Steve, & Shelly. Just read on line about your Mother, Grandmother's death. Sorry I didn't see it until today. I enjoyed the times my family had with her at the Marine, and later on in life. She was a fun lady to be around. Steve was a wonderful care giver for her. Knowing she is in a better place, and at peace.
Love,and Prayers are going up for you.

Linda Sue Boeschenstein

Dear Herb, MaryLou and famillies, Our sincere sympathy in the death of your Mother and Grandmother. May the Lord give you peace and comfort as you trust Him. He knows your needs. Love from Al and Yvonne Bytwork

I am so blessed to have known this wonderful lady!
Many times Steve would bring Ann to our home, and cottage. We always had such wonderful times when we got together.
Ann was so blessed to have her family, and her grandson Steve, who was ALWAYS there for her. He could calm her down when no one else could. Steve was her rock. God knows how hard he always tried to please her. I have so much admiration for Steve, who and took care of his Grandma Ann like he did. Unbelievable...

Thinking of all of you, knowing and understanding all the mixed emotions you are feeling - the sadness of the loss, the happiness knowing she is in a better place, and also remembering all the fun times and being thankful for all the wonderful memories. Please know that you are all in my thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, June Alward

Our condolences to Ann's family. We knew Ann and Tony from living next door to them on 42nd Street. Our prayers go out to Ann & the family from Florence Funk, Jerry Lee Funk and Tammy Marie Funk.

Mary lou please know that my thoughts are with you and your family at this sad time in your life I met your mom at Burlingame D&W when she shopped my deli she was always so nice and fun to talk to she liked to talk alot about her grandson steve and of course I knew him because I went to school with him so that was a subject she liked to talk about because she was so proud of him. She will be missed by all of you but Know she made an impression on all she met again my thoughts to you Mary lou...

Dear Mary Lou, Herb, and extended family...Please accept my sincere sympathy on the loss of your mother, Ann. She was always so kind and welcoming to high school friends, and it was fun to be around her. I am very sorry that you have lost her, but the good memories will be with you always. She was very special!

Ann was always an angel to me. She used to be my neighbor on 42nd St and brought me flowers in the hospital when my oldest daughter was born almost 14 yrs. ago. What a sweetie.

Steve, Mary lou, Tiny, Shelly and Family, I have many fond memories of setting around the marine and out on the boat enjoying the summer time and stories with Grandma, She was always so upbeat and fun to be with. Remembering her kindness she asked me one day –Do you like Cookies? I said well yes who doesn’t the next day she arrived back at the boat with two packages of Keibler’s best making a special trip to the grocery.
I will Miss her Tons !
Kenny – Indianapolis