Obituary of Ann Louise LaRue

Ann Louise Reaume, Knaggs Rundell, LaRue Born: August 6, 1935 Died: December 17, 2021 Ann was born, raised and died in Bay City, MI. She was a graduate from Saint Joseph’s Catholic School. She grew to become a mother of seven, grandmother of thirty-five, a great-grandmother of sixty-one, and a great-great grandmother of eleven. She heard the Lord’s voice and continued to follow Him by serving as a Lector in her community church. She made sure the people who were inbound received the Sacrament of Holy Communion. She was always available to take her neighbors to the doctors, grocery store, run errands and help them anyway she could. She truly enjoyed reading books and especially reading books to all of her grandchildren. She would build puzzles and color with them. It was always great fun to go see what Granny-great had for you to do that day. She was the nanny to Sheila Fay Navidzadeh whom she helped raise to become a strong Catholic and a servant to her community. Katherine-Kitty (Brian) Rader (5 grandkids, 6 great grandkids, 6 great-great grandkids) Linda Ferrer-Quaal (2 grandkids, 9 great-grandkidsi, 5 great-great grandkids) Harold (Margo) Knaggs (5 grandkids, 12 great grandkids) Timothy Knaggs (10 grandkids, 11 great grandkids) Leandra (Darrin) Hines (4 grandkids, 13 great grandkids) Jody Zielinski (4 grandkids, 10 great grandkids) Rachel Deatrick (4 grandkids) “Hey Beautiful” You're going home to heaven! And right now it seems too soon! I hate that it's at Christmas time! I’d say some time next June! I know it's not my choice to make! And selfish to have you wait! There’s family, friends and wee loved ones! Who’d say you're already late! It’s time I know, you've done your part! To populate the earth! I mean, come on! If kids were gold! How much would you be worth! You’re "Ma, Mommy, Gran, Mom! Grandma, or just sweet Ann! "Hey, beautiful" really sums you up! Precious child of the Great I Am! With ice blue eyes and snow white hair! Warm heart that pulls you near! Puzzles, games and lots of snacks! And a smile from ear to ear! Just saying that you're loved feels weak! Like its missing depth or weight! Such a common word is all summed up! When we think of "Granny-Great,! Grandma Wisdom, Grammy,! MOMMY!”