Mary Anne Wittrock Bock passed away on November 14, 2020 in Anderson, Indiana. The daughter of Edward and Louisa Wittrock, she was born on October 17, 1931 in Falls City, Nebraska. Mary Anne was a life-long Cornhusker football fan and a proud graduate of the University of Nebraska. She served a one year internship inContinue Reading
Barbara Cornelsen
left a message on November 22, 2020:
Thinking of my sister, Mary Anne, always puts a smile in my heart--even through the tears. Gentle, calm, and kind, she was unfailingly pleasant to everyone. She enjoyed gardening, flowers, birds, and traveling among many other things, and seemed completely content with her life. She and Frank were a great pair who complemented one another and were terrific parents to Anne and Dan. I remember fondly all the holidays, weddings, and anniversaries that brought our families together in varying combinations over the years. Special memories for me were Mary Anne, Frank, and Dan visiting our home on Whidbey Island several times and all the touring of the island, Seattle, and Victoria, British Columbia, we did during those times. Lots of fun! My life was better because Mary Anne was part of it and I will always miss her. Godspeed, Mary Anne.
Cindy McDonald
left a message on November 21, 2020:
Your mother was the sweetest soul. She was so fun to be around, always smiling and interested in what I was doing. I loved visiting and spending time with her and her husband! You know that. She has left a lot of good memories and makes us who we are today. Blessings to this beautiful soul and I'm just glad she's not being socially distanced from her Maker, her husband, and all loved ones in Heaven now! Love, Cindy
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Barbara Cornelsen
left a message on November 22, 2020:
Thinking of my sister, Mary Anne, always puts a smile in my heart--even through the tears. Gentle, calm, and kind, she was unfailingly pleasant to everyone. She enjoyed gardening, flowers, birds, and traveling among many other things, and seemed completely content with her life. She and Frank were a great pair who complemented one another and were terrific parents to Anne and Dan. I remember fondly all the holidays, weddings, and anniversaries that brought our families together in varying combinations over the years. Special memories for me were Mary Anne, Frank, and Dan visiting our home on Whidbey Island several times and all the touring of the island, Seattle, and Victoria, British Columbia, we did during those times. Lots of fun! My life was better because Mary Anne was part of it and I will always miss her. Godspeed, Mary Anne.
Cindy McDonald
left a message on November 21, 2020:
Your mother was the sweetest soul. She was so fun to be around, always smiling and interested in what I was doing. I loved visiting and spending time with her and her husband! You know that. She has left a lot of good memories and makes us who we are today. Blessings to this beautiful soul and I'm just glad she's not being socially distanced from her Maker, her husband, and all loved ones in Heaven now! Love, Cindy
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