Ann Miller Obituary
Ann is survived by her daughter, Allyson Arnce, and son-in-law, David Arnce. She was also a loving grandmother to Samantha Sabin, Dylan Sabin, and Mackenzie Arnce. Additionally, Ann is survived by her brother, Ray Vanderwall, her sister, Marilyn Bartholme, and her niece and nephews, Becky Alcorn, Bill Vanderwall, and Rob Vanderwall. She was preceded in death by her father, John Vanderwall, and her mother, Marie Vanderwall.
Ann graduated from Eastern Christian High School and went on to have a successful career as a Retail Sales Associate. She was known for her dedication and excellent customer service skills.
Ann worshipped at Calvary Church.
In her free time, Ann enjoyed knitting and embroidery. These hobbies brought her joy and allowed her to create beautiful pieces of art.
In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made to the Susan G. Komen breast cancer foundation in memory of Ann.
The memory of Ann Miller will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved her. She will be remembered as a kind-hearted individual who always spoke her mind and brought laughter to those around her. May she rest in peace.
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Cathy S Prosser
January 13, 2024
Although I never met Anne, she was a second cousin of mine. Her father, John VanderWall was sister to my maternal grandmother, Marge VanderWall Suter. I am sending my condolences to Anne's family and to all those who are grieving. She was a lovely lady.
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Lois Smith
January 8, 2024
God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow. Lois Smith (Hoogerhyde) and Ruth Morris (Hoogerhyde) cousins of Ann, remember the time at the beach sharing good times and her infectious laughter.
Allyson Arnce
January 2, 2024
My mom was something! She had an infectious laugh and tried to find the humor in things. Towards the end of her life things were difficult for her, but she managed to make jokes and laugh. I will always remember that.
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