Anne A. Lathrop, age 78, a lifelong resident of Northwest Ohio, passed away peacefully April 6, 2020, at the Kingston Residence of Perrysburg. She was born June 16, 1941, in Toledo to the late Harold Milne and Caroline (Simonds) Alexander.
Anne grew up in Ottawa Hills, graduated from Ottawa Hills High School in 1959 and attended Connecticut College for three years. She graduated from the University of Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in education and taught for a brief time until the birth of her first child. She then dedicated herself to her true passion of being a mother and a wife.
Family always came first with Anne. She was inseparable from her husband throughout their beautiful marriage. She was committed to supporting him in his work with The Lathrop Company and with philanthropic activities. She rarely missed the activities of her children as they were growing up and more recently, she found tremendous joy in watching her grandchildren’s activities. She was a loving and compassionate person, who dedicated her life to taking care of her family.
Anne traveled with her family throughout the U.S. and abroad, creating many wonderful memories. Their most memorable trip was an African Safari which covered the countries of Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Zaire, Namibia and South Africa and included three hikes up a volcano to visit Dian Fossey’s Mountain Gorillas.
Anne also loved the more than 30 years Bill and she spent at their family home in Boca Grande, FL. She treasured visits from her family and those visits frequently included walks on the beach to search for sharks’ teeth and sand dollars. She also enjoyed the many wonderful friends that she had in Boca Grande and Toledo. Her upbeat personality was contagious and she loved to make her friends smile.
Always interested in serving the needs of others, Anne was an active volunteer in both Toledo and Florida. Some of her favorite charitable work was with the Junior League of Toledo, Toledo Museum of Art, Ottawa Hills Garden Club and Boca Grande Woman’s Club.
Anne was also a sports enthusiast, primarily for the thrill of competition. She was skilled at tennis in her younger years and later became an excellent golfer. She challenged her children to attempt to beat her at golf, something they rarely accomplished. Anne also played in a competitive croquet league, enjoyed skiing and won the Mother’s Day tarpon fishing tournament in Boca Grande for the largest catch. She was a member of Belmont Country Club, Carranor Club, Lemon Bay Golf Club and the Boca Grande Club.
Left to cherish the memory of this great lady are her children, John (Mari) Lathrop, George (Kathy) Lathrop, and Susan Lathrop Croy; grandchildren, John, Olivia and Nate Lathrop, Caroline, Sam, Elizabeth, Thomas, and Mary Lathrop, Darin and Grant Croy; and sister, Susan (Chuck) Michod. She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter William “Bill” Lathrop, Jr. in 2019.
Anne will be privately laid to rest at Historic Woodlawn Cemetery. A memorial service will be announced at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to the Boys and Girls Club of Toledo, 2250 N. Detroit Ave. Toledo, OH 43606 or the Ottawa Hills Schools Foundation, 3600 Indian Rd. Ottawa Hills, OH 43606.
Walker Funeral Home
5155 W. Sylvania Avenue
Toledo, OH 43623
Anne grew up in Ottawa Hills, graduated from Ottawa Hills High School in 1959 and attended Connecticut College for three years. She graduated from the University of Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in education and taught for a brief time until the birth of her first child. She then dedicated herself to her true passion of being a mother and a wife.
Family always came first with Anne. She was inseparable from her husband throughout their beautiful marriage. She was committed to supporting him in his work with The Lathrop Company and with philanthropic activities. She rarely missed the activities of her children as they were growing up and more recently, she found tremendous joy in watching her grandchildren’s activities. She was a loving and compassionate person, who dedicated her life to taking care of her family.
Anne traveled with her family throughout the U.S. and abroad, creating many wonderful memories. Their most memorable trip was an African Safari which covered the countries of Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Zaire, Namibia and South Africa and included three hikes up a volcano to visit Dian Fossey’s Mountain Gorillas.
Anne also loved the more than 30 years Bill and she spent at their family home in Boca Grande, FL. She treasured visits from her family and those visits frequently included walks on the beach to search for sharks’ teeth and sand dollars. She also enjoyed the many wonderful friends that she had in Boca Grande and Toledo. Her upbeat personality was contagious and she loved to make her friends smile.
Always interested in serving the needs of others, Anne was an active volunteer in both Toledo and Florida. Some of her favorite charitable work was with the Junior League of Toledo, Toledo Museum of Art, Ottawa Hills Garden Club and Boca Grande Woman’s Club.
Anne was also a sports enthusiast, primarily for the thrill of competition. She was skilled at tennis in her younger years and later became an excellent golfer. She challenged her children to attempt to beat her at golf, something they rarely accomplished. Anne also played in a competitive croquet league, enjoyed skiing and won the Mother’s Day tarpon fishing tournament in Boca Grande for the largest catch. She was a member of Belmont Country Club, Carranor Club, Lemon Bay Golf Club and the Boca Grande Club.
Left to cherish the memory of this great lady are her children, John (Mari) Lathrop, George (Kathy) Lathrop, and Susan Lathrop Croy; grandchildren, John, Olivia and Nate Lathrop, Caroline, Sam, Elizabeth, Thomas, and Mary Lathrop, Darin and Grant Croy; and sister, Susan (Chuck) Michod. She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter William “Bill” Lathrop, Jr. in 2019.
Anne will be privately laid to rest at Historic Woodlawn Cemetery. A memorial service will be announced at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to the Boys and Girls Club of Toledo, 2250 N. Detroit Ave. Toledo, OH 43606 or the Ottawa Hills Schools Foundation, 3600 Indian Rd. Ottawa Hills, OH 43606.
Walker Funeral Home
5155 W. Sylvania Avenue
Toledo, OH 43623
Anne A. Lathrop, age 78, a lifelong resident of Northwest Ohio, passed away peacefully April 6, 2020, at the Kingston Residence of Perrysburg. She was born June 16, 1941, in Toledo to the late Harold Milne and Caroline (Simonds) Alexander.
Anne grew up in Ottawa Hills, graduated from Ottawa Hills High School in 1959 and attended Connecticut College for three years. She graduated from the University of Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in education and taught for a brief time until the birth of her first child. She then dedicated herself to her true passion of being a mother and a wife.
Family always came first with Anne. She was inseparable from her husband throughout their beautiful marriage. She was committed to supporting him in his work with The Lathrop Company and with philanthropic activities. She rarely missed the activities of her children as they were growing up and more recently, she found tremendous joy in watching her grandchildren’s activities. She was a loving and compassionate person, who dedicated her life to taking care of her family.
Anne traveled with her family throughout the U.S. and abroad, creating many wonderful memories. Their most memorable trip was an African Safari which covered the countries of Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Zaire, Namibia and South Africa and included three hikes up a volcano to visit Dian Fossey’s Mountain Gorillas.
Anne also loved the more than 30 years Bill and she spent at their family home in Boca Grande, FL. She treasured visits from her family and those visits frequently included walks on the beach to search for sharks’ teeth and sand dollars. She also enjoyed the many wonderful friends that she had in Boca Grande and Toledo. Her upbeat personality was contagious and she loved to make her friends smile.
Always interested in serving the needs of others, Anne was an active volunteer in both Toledo and Florida. Some of her favorite charitable work was with the Junior League of Toledo, Toledo Museum of Art, Ottawa Hills Garden Club and Boca Grande Woman’s Club.
Anne was also a sports enthusiast, primarily for the thrill of competition. She was skilled at tennis in her younger years and later became an excellent golfer. She challenged her children to attempt to beat her at golf, something they rarely accomplished. Anne also played in a competitive croquet league, enjoyed skiing and won the Mother’s Day tarpon fishing tournament in Boca Grande for the largest catch. She was a member of Belmont Country Club, Carranor Club, Lemon Bay Golf Club and the Boca Grande Club.
Left to cherish the memory of this great lady are her children, John (Mari) Lathrop, George (Kathy) Lathrop, and Susan Lathrop Croy; grandchildren, John, Olivia and Nate Lathrop, Caroline, Sam, Elizabeth, Thomas, and Mary Lathrop, Darin and Grant Croy; and sister, Susan (Chuck) Michod. She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter William “Bill” Lathrop, Jr. in 2019.
Anne will be privately laid to rest at Historic Woodlawn Cemetery. A memorial service will be announced at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to the Boys and Girls Club of Toledo, 2250 N. Detroit Ave. Toledo, OH 43606 or the Ottawa Hills Schools Foundation, 3600 Indian Rd. Ottawa Hills, OH 43606.
Walker Funeral Home
5155 W. Sylvania Avenue
Toledo, OH 43623
Anne grew up in Ottawa Hills, graduated from Ottawa Hills High School in 1959 and attended Connecticut College for three years. She graduated from the University of Michigan with a bachelor’s degree in education and taught for a brief time until the birth of her first child. She then dedicated herself to her true passion of being a mother and a wife.
Family always came first with Anne. She was inseparable from her husband throughout their beautiful marriage. She was committed to supporting him in his work with The Lathrop Company and with philanthropic activities. She rarely missed the activities of her children as they were growing up and more recently, she found tremendous joy in watching her grandchildren’s activities. She was a loving and compassionate person, who dedicated her life to taking care of her family.
Anne traveled with her family throughout the U.S. and abroad, creating many wonderful memories. Their most memorable trip was an African Safari which covered the countries of Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda, Zaire, Namibia and South Africa and included three hikes up a volcano to visit Dian Fossey’s Mountain Gorillas.
Anne also loved the more than 30 years Bill and she spent at their family home in Boca Grande, FL. She treasured visits from her family and those visits frequently included walks on the beach to search for sharks’ teeth and sand dollars. She also enjoyed the many wonderful friends that she had in Boca Grande and Toledo. Her upbeat personality was contagious and she loved to make her friends smile.
Always interested in serving the needs of others, Anne was an active volunteer in both Toledo and Florida. Some of her favorite charitable work was with the Junior League of Toledo, Toledo Museum of Art, Ottawa Hills Garden Club and Boca Grande Woman’s Club.
Anne was also a sports enthusiast, primarily for the thrill of competition. She was skilled at tennis in her younger years and later became an excellent golfer. She challenged her children to attempt to beat her at golf, something they rarely accomplished. Anne also played in a competitive croquet league, enjoyed skiing and won the Mother’s Day tarpon fishing tournament in Boca Grande for the largest catch. She was a member of Belmont Country Club, Carranor Club, Lemon Bay Golf Club and the Boca Grande Club.
Left to cherish the memory of this great lady are her children, John (Mari) Lathrop, George (Kathy) Lathrop, and Susan Lathrop Croy; grandchildren, John, Olivia and Nate Lathrop, Caroline, Sam, Elizabeth, Thomas, and Mary Lathrop, Darin and Grant Croy; and sister, Susan (Chuck) Michod. She was preceded in death by her husband, Walter William “Bill” Lathrop, Jr. in 2019.
Anne will be privately laid to rest at Historic Woodlawn Cemetery. A memorial service will be announced at a later date.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to the Boys and Girls Club of Toledo, 2250 N. Detroit Ave. Toledo, OH 43606 or the Ottawa Hills Schools Foundation, 3600 Indian Rd. Ottawa Hills, OH 43606.
Walker Funeral Home
5155 W. Sylvania Avenue
Toledo, OH 43623
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