Lou Anne Avey, a resident of Northville, passed from this life on April 28, 2022, at the age of 88.
Lou Anne was the beloved wife of Edward. She was the loving mother of David (Martha) Remer, Linda (Bernard) McCarthy, Carol Remer, Lorraine Remer, the late Janet Remer, James Remer, and the late Kimberly Ort. Lou Anne was the cherished grandmother of 11, and great-grandmother of 12. She was the dear sister of Phillip (Karen) Griggs.
Lou Anne worked for 24 years in the produce department at Kroger and at Ralph's. She obtained a real estate license so that she could learn how to sell her house. Lou Anne raised 7 children and loved keeping a nice home and cooking. After retirement she joined a gym so she could stay fit during her retirement. Lou Anne was an avid reader, and aside from being with her family, was her number one thing to do. Her favorite books were The Clan of the Cave Bear series and I'm OK, You're OK. Her favorite quotes were "You can do anything you put your mind to" and "Leave a room the way you found it".
Lou Anne studied and received her G.E.D. as an adult. She educated herself through the love of books and reading newspapers. She will be missed by all who knew and loved her!
Lou Anne was the beloved wife of Edward. She was the loving mother of David (Martha) Remer, Linda (Bernard) McCarthy, Carol Remer, Lorraine Remer, the late Janet Remer, James Remer, and the late Kimberly Ort. Lou Anne was the cherished grandmother of 11, and great-grandmother of 12. She was the dear sister of Phillip (Karen) Griggs.
Lou Anne worked for 24 years in the produce department at Kroger and at Ralph's. She obtained a real estate license so that she could learn how to sell her house. Lou Anne raised 7 children and loved keeping a nice home and cooking. After retirement she joined a gym so she could stay fit during her retirement. Lou Anne was an avid reader, and aside from being with her family, was her number one thing to do. Her favorite books were The Clan of the Cave Bear series and I'm OK, You're OK. Her favorite quotes were "You can do anything you put your mind to" and "Leave a room the way you found it".
Lou Anne studied and received her G.E.D. as an adult. She educated herself through the love of books and reading newspapers. She will be missed by all who knew and loved her!
Lou Anne Avey, a resident of Northville, passed from this life on April 28, 2022, at the age of 88.
Lou Anne was the beloved wife of Edward. She was the loving mother of David (Martha) Remer, Linda (Bernard) McCarthy, Carol Remer, Lorraine Remer, the late Janet Remer, James Remer, and the late Kimberly Ort. Lou Anne was the cherished grandmother of 11, and great-grandmother of 12. She was the dear sister of Phillip (Karen) Griggs.
Lou Anne worked for 24 years in the produce department at Kroger and at Ralph's. She obtained a real estate license so that she could learn how to sell her house. Lou Anne raised 7 children and loved keeping a nice home and cooking. After retirement she joined a gym so she could stay fit during her retirement. Lou Anne was an avid reader, and aside from being with her family, was her number one thing to do. Her favorite books were The Clan of the Cave Bear series and I'm OK, You're OK. Her favorite quotes were "You can do anything you put your mind to" and "Leave a room the way you found it".
Lou Anne studied and received her G.E.D. as an adult. She educated herself through the love of books and reading newspapers. She will be missed by all who knew and loved her!
Lou Anne was the beloved wife of Edward. She was the loving mother of David (Martha) Remer, Linda (Bernard) McCarthy, Carol Remer, Lorraine Remer, the late Janet Remer, James Remer, and the late Kimberly Ort. Lou Anne was the cherished grandmother of 11, and great-grandmother of 12. She was the dear sister of Phillip (Karen) Griggs.
Lou Anne worked for 24 years in the produce department at Kroger and at Ralph's. She obtained a real estate license so that she could learn how to sell her house. Lou Anne raised 7 children and loved keeping a nice home and cooking. After retirement she joined a gym so she could stay fit during her retirement. Lou Anne was an avid reader, and aside from being with her family, was her number one thing to do. Her favorite books were The Clan of the Cave Bear series and I'm OK, You're OK. Her favorite quotes were "You can do anything you put your mind to" and "Leave a room the way you found it".
Lou Anne studied and received her G.E.D. as an adult. She educated herself through the love of books and reading newspapers. She will be missed by all who knew and loved her!
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