Anna Trese Dibble

Anna T. Dibble, age 64, a longtime resident of Rochester, Michigan, passed away Sunday January 18, 2026 in her Home of 33 years with her family surrounding her. Anna was born November 27, 1961 in Detroit, the daughter of Telmer and Carmen (Carloss) Constan. Anna graduated from Birmingham Seaholm High School Class of 1979. She then moved on to Albion College, where she graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Health and Wellness in 1983. On December 27, 1986, Anna married Terry L. Dibble at the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church in Detroit, MI. They enjoyed a loving and fruitful 39 years of marriage together.

Anna took extreme pride in being a mother to her kids and always put her family first. There was not one wrestling match, football game, cross country race, track meet, or choir concert that went unattended. Seeing her kids in their environment brought her the most joy.

Anna was very passionate about her long career in the medical field working at Oakland University, Troy Beaumont, and Academic Cardiology Associates. She cared deeply about her co-workers and patients; they were a secondary family to her.

Anna loved being outside and tending to her garden at home. She was most often found on the porch or around the kitchen table, coffee was always available and encouraged as she welcomed everyone with an open-door policy. Many times, she would spend hours with company getting lost in meaningful conversation, and she was always someone that others could confide in.

While Anna truly loved being a mother and everything that came with it, she especially enjoyed traveling with her husband and children. Every year she would go up north with her entire family making many memories in the Petoskey area, Sleeping Bear Dunes, tubing the Platte River, visiting Mackinac Island and enjoying every sunset and sunrise during those trips, of course with a cup of coffee to enjoy. These trips were highlights for the entire family that Anna looked forward to every year. She also enjoyed traveling to Hawaii every chance she could.

Anna was a very simple and truly loving person to the core. Sunrise, sunsets, looking at nature, watching hummingbirds out her back window, and watching the American flag wave in the wind were all simple, yet beautiful aspects of life to her. Anna never met a stranger throughout her life; anyone that met her was instantly a friend and Anna became someone they could lean on.This was a very special attribute that represented who she was every day.

Anna is survived by her husband, Terry, children, Brett (Carly) Dibble of Huntington Woods, Michael (Brooke) Dibble of Clarkston, Andrew Dibble of Clinton Township, Christopher Dibble of Almont, and Elena Dibble of Rochester, siblings, Pari (Dave) Neary of Royal Oak, Helen Constan of Royal Oak, and Paul Constan of Utica, and grandchildren Luca, Shay, Olivia, and Margot. Anna is preceded in death by her parents, Telmer Constan in 2023, and Carmen Constan in 2025.

Visitation will be held Friday, January 30, 2026 from 2:00 – 8:00 PM at the Henry M. Malburg Funeral Home (11280 32 Mile Road, Romeo Michigan). Funeral Services will be held Saturday, January 31, 2026, 11:00 AM at St Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church (760 W Wattles Rd, Troy, MI 48098) with visitation from 10:30 – 11:00 AM.

Anna was under the loving care of the University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center during her 10-year battle with Pancreatic Cancer. They were an amazing team that took tremendous care of Anna and the entire family. In lieu of flowers, below is a link that donations can be made to the https://www.uofmhealth.org/our-care/specialty-centers-hospitals/rogel-cancer-center Rogel Cancer Center in support of Anna and the team at University of Michigan. Rogel Cancer Center Fund - 302706 - Michigan Giving