1937
2013
Anderson, Mary Lou
Born to eternal life on February 11, 2013 at the age of 76. Beloved wife of 56 years to Ray. Loving mom of Ray (Kathy) Anderson Jr., Ed (Betty) Anderson, Mary (Keith) Kolodzyk, and Jane (Chris) Boknevitz. Proud grandma of Joshua, Tiffany, Jacob (Laura) Anderson, Matthew (Tasha), John Homeyer, Ray (Kelly) Boknevitz, and Molly (Matt) Froehlich. Great-grandma of Trinity Homeyer. Dear sister of Margaret Brenner, Helen Mays and Tom (Barbara) Cantillon. Dear sister-in-law of Betty Piotrzkowski. Further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Mary was a good Christian. Funeral service, Thursday, Feb. 14, 1PM at the funeral home. Visitation at the funeral home from 10AM until the time of service. Entombment Forest Home Cemetery.
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March 11, 2014
jane boknevitz
August 2, 2013
Sharon Matheus
Dear Anderson family, I just heard this afternoon that Mary has gone to be with The Lord. In my last conversation with Mary earlier this year she was cheerful and praising God for everything in her life. She praised God for her family and how much you all loved her and how happy she was to have Ray and a large family with children, grandchildren and each day God gave her. She was such a wonderful and caring person who will never be forgotten for her sunny smile and giving ways. No matter what she was going through physically, she never complained and always gave praise to God for ever day she had here for and for what was to come. I will never forget always being welcome in the family home as a child and adult and her always wanting to spread happiness and for the friendship she gave to my mother and father. May you all feel God comfort you as she is now with God and pain free. She will be missed terribly here, but has her place in glory now and forever. Sharon and Mark (Loshaw) Matheus
June 30, 2013
mary kolodzyk
mama missing you doesnt even begin to come close to how much you are missed. love you so much and knowing you are in heaven helps until we see you again . love your sis
March 9, 2013
Marina Land
Dear Ray,
I am so so sorry for you loss. I know how you two were one and loved each other so much. My heart goes out to you, and your family. I just don't know what to say she was a wonderful woman. Now she is with our Lord, God bless her. Much love and Prayers go out to you. Marina (Aurora Pharmacy/Target)
February 14, 2013
Elizabeth Bray
My heart sank when I heard that Mary had passed. Indeed there is one more angel in Heaven. I remember Mary as always laughing and joyful. May her laughter now ring through Heaven's halls.
February 13, 2013
Ray and family Our deepest sympathies at this time of your loss,
Scott, Shirley, Theresa and Cecilia Schoemann
February 12, 2013
Candace Kruse-Makowski
I can still hear her laugh. What a wonderful memory. Our thoughts and prayers to your family.
Love, Paul and Candace Kruse-Makowski
February 12, 2013
I shall always remember my Aunt MaryLou as a happy, loving Aunt. No matter what she went through, she always had laughter in her voice and kind words. I know I will see her in heaven because she knew Jesus Christ as her LORD and Savior. Love to her family. Chris Brenner
February 12, 2013
Dear Uncle Ray and Kids,
So sorry for all of you, but what a blessing and comfort to know that God's angels escorted her into the Father's loving arms. I am so happy to know that Aunt Mary is no longer suffering because she knew Jesus died for her sins and has accepted His free gift of salvation. For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God; Not of works, lest any man should boast. Ephesians 2:8-9.
Love, Kathy (One of the twins).
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