Alma Ann was a dedicated family historian. She became a member of findagrave many years ago and added many memorials to the website for her departed family and friends with photos attached along with many loving messages. She had a profile that told a lot about her. First came her family connections (mother, father and siblings); then her world travels and memorable sights seen (France, Germany, Switzerland, Malaysia, Italy, Thailand, Singapore, China, Israel, Egypt, Brazil - Sights: Louvre, Alps, Sphinx, Emerald Buddha, Wailing Wall, Corcovado in Rio, Leaning Tower Pisa, Sistine Chapel, Venice (gondola serenade!) Next, the paintings that she loved: The Last Supper (DaVinci); Creation of Adam (Michelangelo); Birth of Venus (Botticelli); and Girl With A Watering Can (Renoir). Alma had a list of concerts attended (Luciano Pavarotti, Neil Diamond, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Rod Stewart,Beach Boys, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Diana Ross, Barry Manilow, Ricky Nelson as well as famous people she met - Kirk Douglas, Ronnie Milsap, BJ Thomas, Little Richard, Don Ho, Arlo Guthrie, Paul Anka, James Brown, Wolfman Jack).
Her sports memories included the Indy 500 and the Kentucky Derby as well as San Francisco 49ers and Sacramento Kings games.
Her mottos were:
Faith, Family, Fun, Friends.
Live, Love, Laugh,& Learn.
And finally her headstone simply had her first and middle name with the phrase "She Loved Life". Indeed after looking at her memorials and the list of people, places and things that Alma Ann left as a remembrance of things past, that was evident and quite touching.
Her sports memories included the Indy 500 and the Kentucky Derby as well as San Francisco 49ers and Sacramento Kings games.
Her mottos were:
Faith, Family, Fun, Friends.
Live, Love, Laugh,& Learn.
And finally her headstone simply had her first and middle name with the phrase "She Loved Life". Indeed after looking at her memorials and the list of people, places and things that Alma Ann left as a remembrance of things past, that was evident and quite touching.
Alma Ann was a dedicated family historian. She became a member of findagrave many years ago and added many memorials to the website for her departed family and friends with photos attached along with many loving messages. She had a profile that told a lot about her. First came her family connections (mother, father and siblings); then her world travels and memorable sights seen (France, Germany, Switzerland, Malaysia, Italy, Thailand, Singapore, China, Israel, Egypt, Brazil - Sights: Louvre, Alps, Sphinx, Emerald Buddha, Wailing Wall, Corcovado in Rio, Leaning Tower Pisa, Sistine Chapel, Venice (gondola serenade!) Next, the paintings that she loved: The Last Supper (DaVinci); Creation of Adam (Michelangelo); Birth of Venus (Botticelli); and Girl With A Watering Can (Renoir). Alma had a list of concerts attended (Luciano Pavarotti, Neil Diamond, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash, Rod Stewart,Beach Boys, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Diana Ross, Barry Manilow, Ricky Nelson as well as famous people she met - Kirk Douglas, Ronnie Milsap, BJ Thomas, Little Richard, Don Ho, Arlo Guthrie, Paul Anka, James Brown, Wolfman Jack).
Her sports memories included the Indy 500 and the Kentucky Derby as well as San Francisco 49ers and Sacramento Kings games.
Her mottos were:
Faith, Family, Fun, Friends.
Live, Love, Laugh,& Learn.
And finally her headstone simply had her first and middle name with the phrase "She Loved Life". Indeed after looking at her memorials and the list of people, places and things that Alma Ann left as a remembrance of things past, that was evident and quite touching.
Her sports memories included the Indy 500 and the Kentucky Derby as well as San Francisco 49ers and Sacramento Kings games.
Her mottos were:
Faith, Family, Fun, Friends.
Live, Love, Laugh,& Learn.
And finally her headstone simply had her first and middle name with the phrase "She Loved Life". Indeed after looking at her memorials and the list of people, places and things that Alma Ann left as a remembrance of things past, that was evident and quite touching.
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