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I think of you often , every time I see the face of part of the life you created . We talk of you often . You would have been 44… thinking of you .. ❤️
Do not stand at my grave and weep I am not there; I do not sleep I am a thousand winds that blow I am the diamond glints in the snow I am the sun on ripened grain I am the gentle autumn rain When you awaken in the morning's hush I am the uplifting rush Of quiet birds in circled flight I am the soft stars that shine at night Do not stand at my grave and cry I am not there; I did not die
One year ago we learned of Anne's tragic death; those who knew her expressed their disbelief and feelings of loss that day. She indeed left us too soon. I recall the softness of her voice and her smile--priceless gifts not to be forgotten, but remembered, by many of her friends.
Four months ago...it was winter just before the holidays and we heard the sad news. The winter weather still lingers as do our thoughts of you. But it's soon to be spring - flowers will bloom, the grass will be green and the birds will sing once more. Let not our memory of you fade nor dim and when we feel the warmth of the sun let us be the one who stops and remembers you! Forever Missed Anne...
This is so sad to me...I've known Anne alot of years. Addiction is something that effects a person like no other. No matter what Anne did not deserve to die. But I hope her story saves someone else who is suffering from addiction. Hospitals need to know how to handle someone with withdrawal symtons. Anne was a great and beautiful person. She struggled like I did. All we ever want is feel loved and have some peace. Addiction is real and I just wish people would understand that. We are not bad people..we've just been sad most of lives and it so sad that her life couldn't be help. When it should've been..Anne....you will always been in my thoughts. Gonna miss you. Shawna
Anne was a beautiful woman who always made me laugh. Although we took different paths, i didn't love her any less. We laughed together often at SDWP, and cried a few times also. I won't forget her kindness and smile. I pray she is in a better place and pray for her family for strength. I love you.
Although through the years we grew apart and our adult lives took over, I will always remember your kind words and lust for life, you were truly a one of a kind friend and I will dearly miss you. We will forever have our memories of Detroit, I love you girl and hope you are finally at peace in heaven
You will be missed greatly. I hope those who knew you best will leave messages of their memories with you so that those who are still young and have not met you will get to know you through their words.