Ann Louise North
Nov. 3, 1941 — Aug. 4,2014
Ann was born in Gothenberg, Neb., to Ivan and Emlyn Wiggins. She leaves behind her husband of 48 years; her son, Darron (Cindi); and her grandsons, Devon and Zachary.
Ann was quiet, gentle person and her family was the most important to her. She was a dedicated school teacher for 39 years. She taught at Buckeye school for 24 years in Shingle Springs, Calif. Her greatest thrill was receiving children into her first grade class and teaching them how to read, and then at the end of the year seeing them leave knowing she had taught them how to read.
Donations would be greatly appreciated to Snowline Hospice.
Nov. 3, 1941 — Aug. 4,2014
Ann was born in Gothenberg, Neb., to Ivan and Emlyn Wiggins. She leaves behind her husband of 48 years; her son, Darron (Cindi); and her grandsons, Devon and Zachary.
Ann was quiet, gentle person and her family was the most important to her. She was a dedicated school teacher for 39 years. She taught at Buckeye school for 24 years in Shingle Springs, Calif. Her greatest thrill was receiving children into her first grade class and teaching them how to read, and then at the end of the year seeing them leave knowing she had taught them how to read.
Donations would be greatly appreciated to Snowline Hospice.
Ann Louise North
Nov. 3, 1941 — Aug. 4,2014
Ann was born in Gothenberg, Neb., to Ivan and Emlyn Wiggins. She leaves behind her husband of 48 years; her son, Darron (Cindi); and her grandsons, Devon and Zachary.
Ann was quiet, gentle person and her family was the most important to her. She was a dedicated school teacher for 39 years. She taught at Buckeye school for 24 years in Shingle Springs, Calif. Her greatest thrill was receiving children into her first grade class and teaching them how to read, and then at the end of the year seeing them leave knowing she had taught them how to read.
Donations would be greatly appreciated to Snowline Hospice.
Nov. 3, 1941 — Aug. 4,2014
Ann was born in Gothenberg, Neb., to Ivan and Emlyn Wiggins. She leaves behind her husband of 48 years; her son, Darron (Cindi); and her grandsons, Devon and Zachary.
Ann was quiet, gentle person and her family was the most important to her. She was a dedicated school teacher for 39 years. She taught at Buckeye school for 24 years in Shingle Springs, Calif. Her greatest thrill was receiving children into her first grade class and teaching them how to read, and then at the end of the year seeing them leave knowing she had taught them how to read.
Donations would be greatly appreciated to Snowline Hospice.
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