Death date: Jul 12, 2013
Mrs. Ann L. Miller, age 69, of Marietta passed away Friday, July 12, 2013. The memorial service will be held Saturday, July 20, 2:00PM at Davis-Struempf Chapel. The family will receive friends from 1:00PM to 2:00PM before the serv Read Obituary
When I was a kid, after school the first thing I would do was throw my bookbag on the ground and run strait too grandma's room everyday. Me and grandma would sit there for hours and watch spongebob, and Drake and Josh. She would call me master Jake and bring me cosmic brownies with a mini umbrella on it while I was longing with my feet on top of the table. After spongebob and Drake and Josh we would run down stairs and bang on pot and pans trying to make a song out of it like shown in the memorial video. Me and grandma have shared millions of memories but those two were my favorite. I will always remember the amazing memories me and grandma shared and will never forget how great of a grandma she was. Love ya grandma!
I have so many memories I honestly have know where to start. Her love of music & how she'd make up funny new lyrics to some of the songs. Her hot coco with little tiny marshmallows. The way she wold make a silly face & peer over her glasses at me. How she & Jerry welcomed me & Bob into there home & treated us like family. Her skits with the kids. Haveing a little Jenny sing "I'm a little tea pot" in front of the family & been ing with pride while Jenny was singing & acting it out. Listening to her sing to shannon when she was little "put your shoes on shannon don't ya know your in the city, put you shoes on shannon isn't it a pitty." As soon as the shoes were on they were off again. Lol I remember seeing Ann & Jerry smooching on the front steps at grandmas house & thinking to my self "so that's what love is." I loved how Aunt Ann would say something a little bit indescreat & Jerry would throw his head back with a big grin on his face & say "oh Ann" like he was shocked & then she'd giggle. I loved her giggle. I loved the way she could tell a story, she could make the most insignificant things that happened into the funniest tale you'd ever herd. Many sore sides laughing at her story's. she loved all of us & that is something I'll treasure the most. Good bye Aunt Ann. And just as you would say to us after saying good night, I will say to you "I love your big fat over grown B U." I love you guys, Jerry, Jenny & Shannon please know how much I want to be with you, sharing story's & laughs, & having some good crys. Take care your in my thoughts & prayers. Love you Kathy
I guess the memory that I have most of Ann is the first time I met her and she told me that she wanted me to give her a big kiss. I did not know her before she was sick but she was always so sweet to me and Lori. She will be greatly miss and I will always cherish the time that I got to spend with her. I love you Ann.
Ann will always be remembered for her love of family and especially for her husband Jerry and her children.
I can hear her laugh! RIP Sistah!
So sorry for your loss. My thoughts are with you all at this sad time.
Ann Gieseke
