1945
2020
LeeAnne Grothoff
August 29, 1945 - August 20, 2020
LeeAnne Grothoff was born on August 29, 1945 to Wilbur and Myrtle Reynolds. In her adulthood she was a teachers aid and cross walk guard at Robert Gray Elementary School, loved by all students and staff. In her pastimes she loved spending time with her grandchildren and also volunteering at the Kelso Senior Center while running BINGO. She was always known as crazy Aunt LeeAnne to many. She is survived by husband James R. Grothoff, son Robb Grothoff from Longview, Wash., daughter Christina Ernst from Kingston, Wash., and grandkids, and two granddogs. A Celebration of Life will be held August 30, from 1pm - 4pm at 3083 Pershing Way, Longview. In lieu of flowers contributions should be made to Community Home Health and Hospice in Longview, Wash.
Kathy Birman
August 19, 2021
She was one of a kind. A beautiful soul! Miss her! Hugs and prayers for the family!
Laura Rushing Stewart
May 12, 2021
Class of 1964
We had the good fortune to know LeeAnne when she lived in Tenn. Everybody loved her. She was the life of the party here too.
We had the privilege of graduating with her in 1964. We all get together at Milan High School every five years. We honor those that have gone on before us. LeeAnne will be added in 2023 Much love to our friend.
Tess Dahlquist
September 2, 2020
Miss LeeAnne was the life of the party at Robert Gray. It was a coveted position to be able to serve as a student crossing guard with her. She brought so much joy and laughter to both parents and students, with her amazing hats and cheerful personality. My son treasured the hat she gave him when she retired. This world is a little dimmer without the light she shared. My heartfelt condolences.
Kathy Birman
August 29, 2020
So sorry for your loss. All my love and prayers for you, Robb, and family. Your mom was a very special lady and I was fortunate to be her friend. She definitely will be missed!
Becky Grothoff
August 29, 2020
Thinking of you and your family, prayers to all, may you find comfort during the coming days. So soon after losing Curt too, I am very sorry for your losses.
Glenna McNally
August 27, 2020
I'm so saddened to hear of LeeAnne passing. Am thankful I ran into her a few weeks ago, always so happy. She was a very special friend. Her infectious smile I will always have in my heart
Phil Dines
August 27, 2020
Condolences Jim to you and your family.
phyllis dines
August 25, 2020
Thinking of you and your family, sorry for your loss.
Debbra Hiatt
August 25, 2020
Sorry for your loss. Leanne was always so friendly and fun.
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