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Anna G. Speer
12/14/1945 — 12/19/2001
From Kennewick, WA, US | Born in Charleston, West Virginia
Anna G. Speer
Anna G. Speer, 56, of Richland, died Wednesday, December 19, 2001, at the Tri-Cities Chaplaincy Hospice House in Kennewick.
Anna was born December 12, 1945, in Charleston, West Virginia and had lived in the Tri-Cities 53 years where she was an accountant for Energy Northwest.
She attended Richland Assembly of God and was a member of the National Management Association.
Anna is survived by her husband, Lee Speer; daughter, Suzanne Speer; mother, Louise Glover; brother and sister-in-law, Jack and Joy Glover; sisters, Hallie Glover and Janet Glover; sister and brother-in-law, Gail and Joe Dill; mother-in-law, Helen Speer; sister-in-law, Regina Speer; and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her father, John C. Glover.
Memorial services will be held at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, December 22, 2001, at Richland Assembly of God.
Memorial contributions may be made in her memory to the Tri-Cities Chaplaincy Hospice House, 2108 W. Entiat Ave., Kennewick, WA 99336 or the Fred Hutchison Cancer Center in Seattle for Ovarian Cancer Research.
Jack and Joy, I was so saddened to read about your sister. It is so hard to lose someone so close and we miss them soooo much. BUT, we have to keep remembering that they are in peace now.
Our sincerest condolences to your whole family. Love, Judy
Remember her sweet spirit, her laughter, and joy. Anna was a good person and will be missed. May her memories bring you some comfort during your time of bereavement.
Jack and Joy,
The service today was exactly what I think Anna would have asked for. It was also an opportunity for all of us to learn more about Anna through the open sharing of her many friends and family members.
I apologize for not stepping forward to the mike at the service today and sharing with everyone, but I want you to know that Anna was equally as loved and as well thought of by her cohorts at work as she was by you, her family and her many friends. Anna’s kind, loving, and sharing nature made her a favorite of all of us at work. She always took the time to help others and as you well know she gave herself fully to her job as she did with her personal life.
I feel my life was enriched and my days at work were better because Anna was there.
I know that you all will sorely miss her, but please take solace in the fact that Anna touched many of our lives and our thoughts and prayers will be with you.
I know in my heart now that there is at least one accountant in heaven…Anna.
I am saddened to know that Anna is no longer here on planet earth making our world a better place. I will always remember Anna’s sweet smile and kind thoughts. We knew each other through grade school, junior high, and high school. Many days we would walk to school together. Besides being a consistently true friend and fun playmate, Anna was a woman with a giving heart and a ready smile. Anna was ever so supportive of those she knew; she met life and its challenges with a positive, encouraging attitude. Although we lost regular contact, I counted on seeing her at our reunions. The class of ’64 is not so cool with Anna gone! Her memory and spirit will be with me forever. I love you, Anna.
Our most sincere condolences to the entire Glover & Speer Families.
Your loss is Heaven’s gain.
Gary Behymer
Class of 1964
Sacajawea
Chief Jo
I remember Anna so well in high school, she was a good friend and so fun too. I’m sorry we weren’t able to stay in touch, however we did get together at one of the reunions, it was so good to see her again. My best to both the Speer and Glover families.
We are very sorry to hear of the passing of Anna. She was so young and had much to live for. I, Cherrie, graduated in 1962 with you, Lee. My sister, Marilyn, graduated with Anna. On Thursday, Dec. 13, I saw you at the elevator at Kadlec Med. Center and later in the waiting room on the third floor. I thought that it might be you, but I wasn’t sure. Now I wish I had asked you if you were you! I work as an escort as a member of the auxiliary. Our best wishes and sympathy go to you and your family. God bless you.
Anna was a very kind person and we truly enjoyed visiting with her. We got to know her through Nikken and at Energy Northwest. She will be truly missed.
Also, Lee, you were my teacher in high school – my maiden name was Morton. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
A good friend is a very special gift to be cherished
all your life. A true will walk through life with you in the good and difficult times. Anna was that kind of friend.We are so glad we knew her. With love, The Gormans
Lee and family,
My prayers are with all of you of Annas’ passing. Even though I was in the graduating class after her..I remember her well. She will be missed,but the Lord will take care of her.
Peace be with you,
Patti Snider Miller
Jack and Joy, I was so saddened to read about your sister. It is so hard to lose someone so close and we miss them soooo much. BUT, we have to keep remembering that they are in peace now.
Our sincerest condolences to your whole family. Love, Judy
Remember her sweet spirit, her laughter, and joy. Anna was a good person and will be missed. May her memories bring you some comfort during your time of bereavement.
Jack and Joy,
The service today was exactly what I think Anna would have asked for. It was also an opportunity for all of us to learn more about Anna through the open sharing of her many friends and family members.
I apologize for not stepping forward to the mike at the service today and sharing with everyone, but I want you to know that Anna was equally as loved and as well thought of by her cohorts at work as she was by you, her family and her many friends. Anna’s kind, loving, and sharing nature made her a favorite of all of us at work. She always took the time to help others and as you well know she gave herself fully to her job as she did with her personal life.
I feel my life was enriched and my days at work were better because Anna was there.
I know that you all will sorely miss her, but please take solace in the fact that Anna touched many of our lives and our thoughts and prayers will be with you.
I know in my heart now that there is at least one accountant in heaven…Anna.
I am saddened to know that Anna is no longer here on planet earth making our world a better place. I will always remember Anna’s sweet smile and kind thoughts. We knew each other through grade school, junior high, and high school. Many days we would walk to school together. Besides being a consistently true friend and fun playmate, Anna was a woman with a giving heart and a ready smile. Anna was ever so supportive of those she knew; she met life and its challenges with a positive, encouraging attitude. Although we lost regular contact, I counted on seeing her at our reunions. The class of ’64 is not so cool with Anna gone! Her memory and spirit will be with me forever. I love you, Anna.
Our most sincere condolences to the entire Glover & Speer Families.
Your loss is Heaven’s gain.
Gary Behymer
Class of 1964
Sacajawea
Chief Jo
I remember Anna so well in high school, she was a good friend and so fun too. I’m sorry we weren’t able to stay in touch, however we did get together at one of the reunions, it was so good to see her again. My best to both the Speer and Glover families.
We are very sorry to hear of the passing of Anna. She was so young and had much to live for. I, Cherrie, graduated in 1962 with you, Lee. My sister, Marilyn, graduated with Anna. On Thursday, Dec. 13, I saw you at the elevator at Kadlec Med. Center and later in the waiting room on the third floor. I thought that it might be you, but I wasn’t sure. Now I wish I had asked you if you were you! I work as an escort as a member of the auxiliary. Our best wishes and sympathy go to you and your family. God bless you.
Anna was a very kind person and we truly enjoyed visiting with her. We got to know her through Nikken and at Energy Northwest. She will be truly missed.
Also, Lee, you were my teacher in high school – my maiden name was Morton. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
A good friend is a very special gift to be cherished
all your life. A true will walk through life with you in the good and difficult times. Anna was that kind of friend.We are so glad we knew her. With love, The Gormans
Lee and family,
My prayers are with all of you of Annas’ passing. Even though I was in the graduating class after her..I remember her well. She will be missed,but the Lord will take care of her.
Peace be with you,
Patti Snider Miller
MR. SPEER, I AM SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS. MAY GOD BE WITH YOU AND YOUR DAUGHTER AT THIS SAD TIME IN YOUR LIVES. YOU ARE IN MY THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS. LOVE, DAWNA
Lee and family, please accept our deepest condolences!
John Sonderland
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Anna G. Speer