Birth date: Oct 25, 1914 Death date: Feb 11, 2005
Ann Marie Halverson, our beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, passed away on February 11, 2005, in Tacoma.Ann was born in Charleston, North Dakota on October 25, 1914. On October 18, 1941, Ann married Jack Halverson Read Obituary
As we attempt to savor our golden years, others who have been such significant and cherished people in our lives pass on in our absence. Ann was one of those people; she was without doubt one of the kindest and most thoughtful persons we have ever known. We loved her and she loved us. Our sincere sympathy to all the family.##imported-begin##Everett and Patricia Plumb##imported-end##
Dear Sandy & Jack,
I;m so sorry to hear of your mother's death. No matter how old they are, you're nover ready. When I think of Ann and Jack, I think of all the fishing trips and camping trips they took with Grandma and Grandpa Brown, Aunt Martha, and our family. Now your mom can rejoice in being with all of them in Heaven.
When Dad died (George H.) in 2003, it was devestating to me, as I lived with him for almost 7 years after Mom died. I helped him run the resort. He was in control until the very end! After that, I looked around and said, "Where is my husband?" Luckily for me, Wally is still around looking after me. We built a house on Silver Lake on property we had owned at the "other" end of the lake. Please stop by if you are ever up this way. My sister Janis is living in Grandma's house now. My brother is more or less running the business as my sibblings did not want me to. This is the first time in my life I haven't worked at the resort during the summer.
Again, sincere sympathy to you and your families. Hey, we are now the next generation to go===
With love, Sally Ann Henley Block##imported-begin##Sally Henley Block##imported-end##
Was so sorry to read of your Mother's passing. She was a dear lady, gracious neighbor, and always had a smile on her face. She will be greatly missed.
Would like to share one thing I remember about your Mom. One morning the phone rang, and she said, "Gale, could you come and help me". I said, "Sure, be right over." When I got to her house, I could see her car was up against the side of the garage door. She could't move it forwards or backwards. She was in quite a "pickle" and didn't know what to do. I got in the car, moved it every so slightly forward, turned the wheels, and moved gingerly backwards. Finally got the car moved away from the garage door and got her car out with hardly a scratch on it. She was "tickled pink."
Since she moved from her home on Fawecett, we sure have missed seeing her puttering around.
Again, she was a dear lady and know you will miss her dearly.
Her Neighbors on Fawcett Ave.
Gale and Betty Karr##imported-begin##Gale & Betty Karr##imported-end##
May all the wonderful memories of your mother be a comfort to you.
Wait on the Lord--Be of good courage--He will strengthen your heart in your sorrow. Psalm 27
Our mothers always called each other daily to check on one another. They were good friends sharing their love of pinochle and skip-bo by spending many Sunday afternoons playing cards and visiting together.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Judy Droubay and
Dennis Bonogofsky##imported-begin##Judy Droubay##imported-end##
Was sorry to hear of Aunt Ann's Passing.I always asked how she was doing when I called Mom. Will always remember the good times at her home when I was a little girl. In case the family does not know who I am, my Dad was Ole Klevmoen##imported-begin##Linda L. Collier##imported-end##
We are so sorry for your loss. We know she will be greatly missed by all of you. What a beautiful lady.
Sincerely,
Skip & Nanci Gillis##imported-begin##Skip & Nanci Gillis##imported-end##
