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Ann Arlene Lovato, age 90, of Delta, Colorado, was born on November 10, 1934, and passed away peacefully on Thursday, September 11th, 2025.
Ann was preceded in death by her parents, Aurther and Alta Kramer of Delta. She was preceded in death by 2 sisters, Donna White and June Hoeppner. She was married to Joe Lovato, who passed away less than a month ago, 72 years. She is survived by 4 children, Joann Stone and husband Bob of Montrose, Colorado, Janet Webb and husband Bob of Grand Junction, Mark Lovato and wife Shelley of Cedar Hill, Texas, and Sharon Lovato of Delta, Colorado.
Grand Children, Landon Stone and wife Shelly, Kellen Stone and wife Rikki, Charity Parker and Husband Caleb, Heather White and Husband Richard, Steven Lovato and wife Nicole, Savannah Morales and Husband Daniel, Gideon Lovato and wife Shayna.
Great Grandchildren, Garrett Stone, Ryan Stone, Dylan Stone, Jayden & Delaney White, Katelyn Stone, Hailey Lovato, Meryah White, Sebastian Lovato, Olivia Lovato, Annora Parker, Ian Gonzales, Matthew Gonzales, and Jason Gonzales.
Ann graduated from Delta High School in 1953 and married Joe and moved into their home, which Joe built, on Crawford Ave. and raised all their children in the intimacy of this home. Ann was an amazing cook, seamstress, gardener, and best of all a mother. Ann became known for her Dinner Rolls, which often, at fundraisers, would sell for outrageous prices when bidding ended.
Ann and her mother, Alta, were among the earliest members of Rivers Church in Delta, Colorado, faithfully attending since their move to Delta in the late 1930s. Throughout her life, Ann was deeply involved in the Women’s Ministry, generously offering meals, clothing, and compassionate care to families in need. She lived with quiet grace, finding joy in serving others. In later years, Ann and her husband, Joe, were the last surviving members of their respective families.
In lieu of flowers, we will be accepting donations to fund the furtherance of the Gospel, Especially AGWM. Funds can be sent to Rivers Church in Delta: Memo - Memory of Ann Lovato” at this link: https://secure.myvanco.com/L-Z3SW/home
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682 1725 Rd, Delta, CO 81416
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