Age 88y 6m
The Daily Tribune, Bay City,
Wednesday, February 22, 1978
Mayor Gusman's Sister Dies
Lula Gusman Ammann, 88, of Bay City, died in her home this morning following declining health.
She was one of Bay City Mayor Richard C. Gusman's three sisters.
She was born and raised in Weimar and lived there until her early adulthood when she and her family moved from Weimar to Bay City.
Before moving to Bay City she became engaged to Charlie Ammann and after residing in Bay City for a brief period she returned to Weimar to be married.
Her husband, Charlie Ammann was a farmer and dairyman in the Weimar community and both were very active in church affairs and were life-long members of the First United Methodist Church of Weimar. Mr. Ammann served as a church trustee for many years before his death in 1963.
Mrs. Ammann taught Sunday school in the Weimar church until moving to Bay City to be with her family following her husband's death.
The Gusman family has maintained a close relationship throughout the years and on Mrs. Ammann's return to Bay City, she took up residence in the Gusman family home with her sisters, Miss Mamie Gusman and Miss Ethel Gusman who are both retired teachers with the Bay City Independent School District. The family including Mayor Richard Gusman, Cooper H. Gusman and Herbert O. Gusman still gather together for Sunday dinner in the Gusman family home located on 6th Street.
Mrs. Ammann will be returned to Weimar for funeral services scheduled for Thursday at 3 p. m. at the First United Methodist Church in Weimar. She will be laid to rest next to her husband of many years at a Weimar cemetery [Interred at Weimar Masonic Cemetery].
The Daily Tribune, Bay City,
Wednesday, February 22, 1978
Mayor Gusman's Sister Dies
Lula Gusman Ammann, 88, of Bay City, died in her home this morning following declining health.
She was one of Bay City Mayor Richard C. Gusman's three sisters.
She was born and raised in Weimar and lived there until her early adulthood when she and her family moved from Weimar to Bay City.
Before moving to Bay City she became engaged to Charlie Ammann and after residing in Bay City for a brief period she returned to Weimar to be married.
Her husband, Charlie Ammann was a farmer and dairyman in the Weimar community and both were very active in church affairs and were life-long members of the First United Methodist Church of Weimar. Mr. Ammann served as a church trustee for many years before his death in 1963.
Mrs. Ammann taught Sunday school in the Weimar church until moving to Bay City to be with her family following her husband's death.
The Gusman family has maintained a close relationship throughout the years and on Mrs. Ammann's return to Bay City, she took up residence in the Gusman family home with her sisters, Miss Mamie Gusman and Miss Ethel Gusman who are both retired teachers with the Bay City Independent School District. The family including Mayor Richard Gusman, Cooper H. Gusman and Herbert O. Gusman still gather together for Sunday dinner in the Gusman family home located on 6th Street.
Mrs. Ammann will be returned to Weimar for funeral services scheduled for Thursday at 3 p. m. at the First United Methodist Church in Weimar. She will be laid to rest next to her husband of many years at a Weimar cemetery [Interred at Weimar Masonic Cemetery].
Age 88y 6m
The Daily Tribune, Bay City,
Wednesday, February 22, 1978
Mayor Gusman's Sister Dies
Lula Gusman Ammann, 88, of Bay City, died in her home this morning following declining health.
She was one of Bay City Mayor Richard C. Gusman's three sisters.
She was born and raised in Weimar and lived there until her early adulthood when she and her family moved from Weimar to Bay City.
Before moving to Bay City she became engaged to Charlie Ammann and after residing in Bay City for a brief period she returned to Weimar to be married.
Her husband, Charlie Ammann was a farmer and dairyman in the Weimar community and both were very active in church affairs and were life-long members of the First United Methodist Church of Weimar. Mr. Ammann served as a church trustee for many years before his death in 1963.
Mrs. Ammann taught Sunday school in the Weimar church until moving to Bay City to be with her family following her husband's death.
The Gusman family has maintained a close relationship throughout the years and on Mrs. Ammann's return to Bay City, she took up residence in the Gusman family home with her sisters, Miss Mamie Gusman and Miss Ethel Gusman who are both retired teachers with the Bay City Independent School District. The family including Mayor Richard Gusman, Cooper H. Gusman and Herbert O. Gusman still gather together for Sunday dinner in the Gusman family home located on 6th Street.
Mrs. Ammann will be returned to Weimar for funeral services scheduled for Thursday at 3 p. m. at the First United Methodist Church in Weimar. She will be laid to rest next to her husband of many years at a Weimar cemetery [Interred at Weimar Masonic Cemetery].
The Daily Tribune, Bay City,
Wednesday, February 22, 1978
Mayor Gusman's Sister Dies
Lula Gusman Ammann, 88, of Bay City, died in her home this morning following declining health.
She was one of Bay City Mayor Richard C. Gusman's three sisters.
She was born and raised in Weimar and lived there until her early adulthood when she and her family moved from Weimar to Bay City.
Before moving to Bay City she became engaged to Charlie Ammann and after residing in Bay City for a brief period she returned to Weimar to be married.
Her husband, Charlie Ammann was a farmer and dairyman in the Weimar community and both were very active in church affairs and were life-long members of the First United Methodist Church of Weimar. Mr. Ammann served as a church trustee for many years before his death in 1963.
Mrs. Ammann taught Sunday school in the Weimar church until moving to Bay City to be with her family following her husband's death.
The Gusman family has maintained a close relationship throughout the years and on Mrs. Ammann's return to Bay City, she took up residence in the Gusman family home with her sisters, Miss Mamie Gusman and Miss Ethel Gusman who are both retired teachers with the Bay City Independent School District. The family including Mayor Richard Gusman, Cooper H. Gusman and Herbert O. Gusman still gather together for Sunday dinner in the Gusman family home located on 6th Street.
Mrs. Ammann will be returned to Weimar for funeral services scheduled for Thursday at 3 p. m. at the First United Methodist Church in Weimar. She will be laid to rest next to her husband of many years at a Weimar cemetery [Interred at Weimar Masonic Cemetery].
Gravesite Details
Daughter of J. H. Gusmann and Bethel Harrington, married Charles Davis Ammann, Oct 25, 1911
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