Anna Lou Looney age 86, Springfield, Missouri passed away July 10th, 2017 in Springfield.
Anna was born in Cowgill, Missouri at the beginning of the depression.
Her early formative years took place in Everton MO. She was also a self-taught seamstress.
She had several careers ranging from working in the service industry, hospital, and sales, but most notably her own business.
She worked at the Ozark Fitness Center nursery.
Anna is survived by her daughters, Charlotte Rosebrough, Christina Duke and her husband Derek, Carlia Waite and her husband John; two sons, Randy Rosebrough and his wife Melanie, Ron Hillhouse; a brother, Eddie Kimbler.
She had six grandchildren. Dylan, Devyn, Jack, Carter, Daryn and Charlie.
In her retirement years, she took up ball room dancing, seniors acting group, Red Hats Society, Women's Democratic Club and a bingo playing at the South Side Senior Center. She loved singing and had a contralto soprano voice.
She loved traveling as far as Paris, Puerto Vallarta, and Hawaii. To Disneyland, Las Vegas, Tunica and Branson.
Graveside services at Sinking Creek Cemetery in Everton, Missouri.
Published in the News-Leader on July 13, 2017
Anna was born in Cowgill, Missouri at the beginning of the depression.
Her early formative years took place in Everton MO. She was also a self-taught seamstress.
She had several careers ranging from working in the service industry, hospital, and sales, but most notably her own business.
She worked at the Ozark Fitness Center nursery.
Anna is survived by her daughters, Charlotte Rosebrough, Christina Duke and her husband Derek, Carlia Waite and her husband John; two sons, Randy Rosebrough and his wife Melanie, Ron Hillhouse; a brother, Eddie Kimbler.
She had six grandchildren. Dylan, Devyn, Jack, Carter, Daryn and Charlie.
In her retirement years, she took up ball room dancing, seniors acting group, Red Hats Society, Women's Democratic Club and a bingo playing at the South Side Senior Center. She loved singing and had a contralto soprano voice.
She loved traveling as far as Paris, Puerto Vallarta, and Hawaii. To Disneyland, Las Vegas, Tunica and Branson.
Graveside services at Sinking Creek Cemetery in Everton, Missouri.
Published in the News-Leader on July 13, 2017
Anna Lou Looney age 86, Springfield, Missouri passed away July 10th, 2017 in Springfield.
Anna was born in Cowgill, Missouri at the beginning of the depression.
Her early formative years took place in Everton MO. She was also a self-taught seamstress.
She had several careers ranging from working in the service industry, hospital, and sales, but most notably her own business.
She worked at the Ozark Fitness Center nursery.
Anna is survived by her daughters, Charlotte Rosebrough, Christina Duke and her husband Derek, Carlia Waite and her husband John; two sons, Randy Rosebrough and his wife Melanie, Ron Hillhouse; a brother, Eddie Kimbler.
She had six grandchildren. Dylan, Devyn, Jack, Carter, Daryn and Charlie.
In her retirement years, she took up ball room dancing, seniors acting group, Red Hats Society, Women's Democratic Club and a bingo playing at the South Side Senior Center. She loved singing and had a contralto soprano voice.
She loved traveling as far as Paris, Puerto Vallarta, and Hawaii. To Disneyland, Las Vegas, Tunica and Branson.
Graveside services at Sinking Creek Cemetery in Everton, Missouri.
Published in the News-Leader on July 13, 2017
Anna was born in Cowgill, Missouri at the beginning of the depression.
Her early formative years took place in Everton MO. She was also a self-taught seamstress.
She had several careers ranging from working in the service industry, hospital, and sales, but most notably her own business.
She worked at the Ozark Fitness Center nursery.
Anna is survived by her daughters, Charlotte Rosebrough, Christina Duke and her husband Derek, Carlia Waite and her husband John; two sons, Randy Rosebrough and his wife Melanie, Ron Hillhouse; a brother, Eddie Kimbler.
She had six grandchildren. Dylan, Devyn, Jack, Carter, Daryn and Charlie.
In her retirement years, she took up ball room dancing, seniors acting group, Red Hats Society, Women's Democratic Club and a bingo playing at the South Side Senior Center. She loved singing and had a contralto soprano voice.
She loved traveling as far as Paris, Puerto Vallarta, and Hawaii. To Disneyland, Las Vegas, Tunica and Branson.
Graveside services at Sinking Creek Cemetery in Everton, Missouri.
Published in the News-Leader on July 13, 2017
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