What a beautiful Christian lady and friend to the Molinski family. Earth’s loss is truly heaven’s gain. No words can possibly describe how much we loved her! She was always there when our family needed her and she was beyond an incredible friend to my mother Harriet! Their friendship was an inspiration to all! Mrs. Stanley, you are already missed so much but thanks to our loving Savior Jesus, we will see her again because of His incredible willingness to forgive our sins and grant repentance, if we ask Him. I cannot wait to see her again with our Lord in heaven! Wait a glorious day for her family and friends when that day comes! Praise the Lord! I am so grateful to Him that she is no longer suffering but rather in His arms, whole and elated to be in His presence! Love you to the heavens and beyond, Mrs. Stanley and you will never be forgotten!

Memories of times as a child with  aunt, uncle and cousins are timeless and precious. Memories as a young mom, and the joy shared with Auntie Ann, who gave each of my three sons their Christening outfits and blankets, and made numerous trips from Florida to visit us (all of our families), lifelong special thoughts. She was a person who gave love and told the best stories, full of laughs. She was a survivor of loss and critical injuries. She always smiled. Love and peace to my cousins and their families. Deb J.

About 37 years ago, Nannie as she is affectionately called didn’t just gain a daughter-in-law when Kevin and Sue got married. She adopted Sue’s family as well. Myself, my husband, and Sue and my father unofficially became part of the Stanley clan.  Every holiday Nannie prepared wonderful meals and always included us.

I was a new bride at the time and had never been solely responsible for a holiday meal. Since then I now know what a huge undertaking it is to shop for, prepare, serve and clean up from big holiday meals. I have a whole new appreciation for all the effort and work it takes.

That Nannie repeatedly took in a whole other family each time, now resonates with me. Her giving spirit and commitment to serving others is inspiring. And this is just one example of Nannies service to others.

She is a shining example for the rest of us. I will always carry some of her spirit with me. I thank you Nannie for all you did for us and for being an unknowing role model. We will miss you and we love you.

PS. We will be thinking of and praying with the entire Stanley family on Thursday afternoon.

What can one say when you lose a parent. Mom was strong in her Faith and passed this on to her children and grands. Mom established her base in Faith through her parents, between the three they could teach ministers. My greatest memories growing up was self-sufficiency, hand made bread in the oven. There was no yuppie bread maker on her table top, she hand kneeded her ingredients and baked her own. Mom canned beans, pickles and chili sauce. I kidded her continually how I did not like that chili sauce. We had a potato and onion bin that lasted from fall to spring. I shoveled coal for heat and snow for Dad to get up driveway. Everday for both. My Mom, memories, and love. I miss and love you. 

Heaven has gained another angel.
Our Auntie Ann leaves us with so many precious memories,  which we will cherish.  May God comfort my cousins and their families, and my mom, now and in the days ahead.  She loved, and was loved by so many.  

OBITUARIO

Ann Louise Stanley

3 octubre, 1932 – 9 octubre, 2021

Babione-Kraeer Funeral Home and Cremation Center

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