Mrs. Ann Marie Wells

To all of Aunt Annies family. We will always remember Annie as a strong independent woman who did a amazing job raising /loving/and inspiring her children to stand on their own two feet and face all the challenges in this world. I treasure the memories of the times Aunt Annie would come up North to visit Grandma Korbisch (her Mom) I would get to ride along with Annie and Grandma (and her kids, Gloria and Mona) and visit all Annies siblings that lived in the area. From Uncle Joe and Aunt Loraine Korbisch's to Butch and Alice Lex's, then over to Aunt Katherine Resch's and up to Uncle Harry and Aunt Caroline Fronek. We would either stop in by Uncle Charley and Aunt Rose's or Charley would come over to Grandmas. When Annie came to visit by Grandma's you knew Grandma's house was going to smell like Homemade chicken soup. Annie was a great cook and always came home with the ingredience to make a really big kettle of home made soup. Our family was huge and their was always plenty to eat for every one. Aunt Annie is part of some of my fondest childhood memories. After Grandma passed her daughters Gloria and Mona would bring their Mom over to our place (with their kids) I remember our son Mike playing with his "girl" cousins. Gloria's daughter Beth in later years would bring along one of her girl friends and I remember them chasing Mike around. Sara considered Beth a older sister she wished she could have had. Annie left strong loving memories with all of us. We remember her with love and send her family our most sincere sympathy on her passing. Know she is free of pain and is watching over all of you free of her earthly body rejoicing with all her loved ones who went before her.. God bless you all. Tom and Rose Egging

So sorry to hear about your mother's passing Mona, my condolences to you and your family.Love you,Dale Zeugner

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.