Anita Hilda Trautmann

Today we are remembering with the family Anita's 100th birthday. Regrettably we were out of town at the time of her death & just learned of it. She was such a sweet, gentle, loving person with a wonderful laugh that blessed countless lives. Anita was an example to me of graciously accepting significant live changes with grace & acceptance of God's plans. Daily I take great pleasure in the dishes she gave us when we moved into her home & family didn't want the extra dishes of her double set of Johnson Bros Summer Chintz that I had admired years before meeting her. I smile as I set the table & think of her generosity.
May the Lord give you the comfort that only He can as you miss the love unique to a mother and grandmother. What a heritage you have.
Rick and Diane Holtz

May your memories give you peace and comfort of your loved one. Words fall short of expressing my sorrow for the loss of your loved one. May GOD be with you all during this difficult time. 1 Thessalonians 4:14 For if we have faith that Jesus died and rose again, so too God will bring with him those who have fallen asleep in death through Jesus.

Anita was my beloved dorm mother while I was a student in Kodaikanal, India. She was a wonderful woman and will be missed! My deepest sympathy to the Trautmann family.

We all love aunt Anita! She was blessed with the spirit of encouragement. My her children follow her example!

Friends and family are invited at attend Anita´s funeral via Zoom, August 5, 11:00 am CDT.

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Such a beautiful obituary tribute! Anita sounds like a very remarkable woman who left you all with happy lovely memories. I wish I had known her. I have the great pleasure of knowing 2 of her daughters, Rebecca and Claudia, good and kind women like their mother, with that special smile. Peace and love to all the Trautmann family.
Warm regards,
Debbie Linden

Before Marna and I moved to AZ I had the urge to spend a delightful spring day at "The Snows" enjoying their fabulous soup and croutons. I said to Marna, "We're going to call Anita and invite her along - this is a person you need to meet. We drove the 50 minutes from the Groves to the Snows and enjoyed a lovely lunch of soup and salad. I asked how long it had been since she had come here, and she said, NEVER. Do you mean that as much as Bob loved their soup, that you've never had the pleasure? Nope, so unknowingly, we had the chance to share Bob together one last time. I don't think I've ever met a lovelier and more caring person, as is reflected in all the kids and spouses and grand kids. Still got the ring Claudia.
Tom Frillman