Ann Mary Banks, age 66, of Adams, Wisconsin died Friday, January 28, 2011 at the Riverview Hospital in
Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin.
A Memorial gathering will be held from 3 to 5 p.m. on Sunday, February 13th, 2011 at Roseberrys Funeral Home in Friendship, Wisconsin.
Ann was born February 1, 1944 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Elmer August and Clara Elizabeth (Lanners) Leisle. She grew up, attended school, married, and raised her family in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Ann moved to AZ in 1979 to care for her parents. She returned to Wisconsin in 1993, living in Dellwood and later Adams.
Ann enjoyed fishing, crocheting, and spending time with her family. When her health permitted, she loved to scrimmage local swap meets and yard sales. Her biggest joys in life were her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She always attended school plays, concerts, award ceremonies and birthdays; just to show each and everyone of them how special they were to her. She was the rock and foundation of her family; always lending a listening ear and a shoulder to cry on with opened arms. She will be deeply missed and forever loved by each one.
Ann was preceded in death by her parents, Elmer A. and Clara E. Leisle; and brother, Elmer Leisle.
Survivors:
Daughter: Debra Roraff of Adams, Wisconsin
Daughter: Kathryn (Norman) Simpson of Arkdale, Wisconsin
Grandchild: Amanda Roraff of Batesville, AR
Grandchild: Justina Johnson-Roraff of Adams, Wisconsin
Grandchild: William Roraff of Cleveland, TN
Grandchild: Michele Roraff of Adams, Wisconsin
Grandchild: Sabra Simpson of Arkdale, Wisconsin
Grandchild: Jared Simpson of Arkdale, Wisconsin
Great-Grandchild: Dakota Roraff of Adams, Wisconsin
Great-Grandchild: Cheyenne Ibarra of Adams, Wisconsin
Great-Grandchild: Alejandro Ibarra of Adams, Wisconsin
Great-Grandchild: Celeste Ibarra of Adams, Wisconsin
Great-Grandchild: Tyler Hutchison of Batesville, AR
Further survived by other family and friends.
Roseberry’s Funeral Home is assisting the family.
Deb and family, sorry for your loss
I am terribly sorry for the loss that has come to your family only time will make it less painful but you will always have the memories and every so often something you do or see will remind you of her so she will never really be gone