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Ann is predeceased by her loving husband, Kenneth Snader. She is survived by her two sisters and three brothers, along with numerous nieces and nephews whose lives she touched deeply. Her kindness extended to all, as she was a magnet for children and animals who found joy and comfort in her presence.
Ann was always ready to lend a helping hand, and her quick wit and infectious laughter brought joy to those around her. Her exceptional baking and sewing skills were cherished by many, especially during the holidays when her lovingly crafted treats made every occasion special.
Rest in peace, Ann. You will be dearly missed and forever loved.
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Beth Burke ( Greer)
February 12, 2025
So sad to hear this news . The Deckers lived across the street from us in southern Ohio. So many great memories with the whole crew . My regards and condolences to all her brothers and sisters and all that loved her . Memories remain forever
Catherine Trisco
January 30, 2025
I am so sad and shocked to hear about Ann's passing. We met in Oak Creek, WI many years ago when she joined a bowling team I was on. Her and Ken were quite the pair. I really enjoyed knowing them. We had a lot of fun together. They were both such nice people you felt like you knew them your whole life. I missed them when they moved to Oklahoma City but we kept in touch through letters every year. On a trip I took two years ago I stopped in to see her I am more than ever so glad I did that now. She was smart and so creative. Her and Ken were both Jack and Jill of all trades. The projects they did amazed me. I will miss looking forward to hearing from her. I know they touched many people because of all the moving they did. May they both rest in peace. Cathy Trisco
Leslie Pappa, Wheeling WV
January 27, 2025
I was very sad to receive a card and handwritten note from Ann that she had written before she passed She never mentioned anything in her Christmas card that she was sick We had been friends (pen pals) for a very long time & we would let each other know what was going on in our lives It all started from when the family moved to Clinton Hills & we went to school together I will miss hearing from her My thoughts & prayers to her sisters, brothers and rest of her family who loved her
Paula Rosencrans
January 24, 2025
So sorry to hear of Ann's passing. She was a wonderful letter writer and card sender to me over the years after we met at BGSU and lived in the same dorm (McDonald) my sophomore year. She will be missed.
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