Anne Barth

I said goodbye to you today, Aunt Anne. I have always been proud that you were my Godmother. Thank you for all the beautiful memories you have given me. All the times you picked up my sisters and I and took us to Gun Lake on many hot summer days. If we were really lucky, we would spend the day at Lake Michigan. I can not forget all the apple picking adventures and the walks across the Big Mac on Labor Day. You were a very special person in my life and I will love you always.

Anne was the one of the sweetest women I met. I will miss her warm hugs and playing Skip-Bo with her and the family.

I have so many wonderful memories of my Aunt Anne. Anne was such a kind and giving person. I will miss you!

Ann, was special to all of us Dominican Sisters. so grateful for her life. We wish her peace.

Miss Barth was my 5th grade teacher at Hillcrest Elementary. When she realized I was struggling with multiplication, she kept me after school a few nights every week and told me that by the time we were done I would never forget my "time tables". Many years later I saw her in a restaurant and stopped at her table to tell her I had never forgotten them -- or her -- and thanked her. She was a giving, loving and caring woman and I'll never forget what she did for me. -- Lynne' (Barnaby) Morrow

Anne was a kind-hearted, loving, generous, and devout woman that meant the world to us. Her sense of humor, determination, and independence were traits we should all model ourselves after.

She was more than just an Aunt. She was like a grandmother to our kids, taking them on unique adventures, creating memories that will last a lifetime, and helping mold them into the adults they are today.

She will be missed but never forgotten.

Kurt, Anne, Kyle, Jean, Nathan,...

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Anne will always live in my heart just the way she has all of my life.