I will forever miss Aunt Ann’s Precious little giggle, her positive attitude and her wonderful little sayings. 

First of all karen and gregory sorry for the loss of your mother. I will always remember aunties laugh,or the way she told jokes, she reminded me so much of grandpa. Her meatloaf was the best and watching her make it was like watching Martha Stewart with perfection and precision with every movement. I would measure myself with her every time I saw her which was a milestone when I reached my goal. Well guess what, now i am that person that measures themselves with, now I know exactly  how it feels.  You will always hold a special place in my heart. I know your talking  with the whole family and pretty busy with everyone I love you and tell everyone hello. Peace auntie 

I have many memories of Ann as she was the mother of my childhood friend, Karen. One of the sweetest that I've referenced to my own children (a lesson about being thankful, etc) is the day Ann invited me into her home to see the brand new living room curtains they had purchased. She was so happy and proud of them. Good memory.

We will miss her great smile and laugh.  Her ham sauce was the best and was the envy of everyone.  Family history expert. If we didn't know something we could call Ann and she could give us the answer.  She was a great sister and sister in law. 



  When I was a little girl she would show me how to set her hair in pincurls. I listened carefully but thought, "I will never to that because I have braids."
Ann was a happy person and she had a great giggle!. I bet she continues to giggle in heaven.
My sincere condolences. 

Love from cousin - Marita (Watrin) Haberman

So many memories special to my children & grandchildren as well as me personally.  Measuring to see when we were as tall and taller than Auntie, Best ever cup of coffee and coffee cake, going to get pedicures together, shopping at Cub, Walmart, Target, Dollar Tree and rarely a few other stores, enjoying a meal out at New King Buffet, a special treat for us both; picking up Red Jelly Bismarck's and apple fritters are some of the most precious times. She was a great navigator on a trip; those few doctor appointments.  She was a great listener and encouraged one to be their best self. Always stay true to ones faith journey. Auntie I will remember each adventure and continue to keep the light on. Love, Cathy

My fondest memories of Aunt Ann were the visions I have in my head of her ever present smile. That smile never failed to get one back from those of us visiting her. Ann seldom was angry with anyone. It was more of a look and sound of disappointment. I never wanted to disappoint her because she would lose that smile.

She always had coffee ready. I never understood that as a kid, but welcomed it as an adult. It was a time to sit and talk and share stories. Her coffee called us to relax and feel at home. I will miss those times.

We will miss her, but will cherish those moments, "forever more!"

Ann was my younger sister.   From a young age she had problems with an ulcer in her left eye.  After many treatments she said her vision in that eye was like looking thru a window with a lace curtain on it.  I never heard her complain  or bemoan that fact.
  
She was very precise in anything she did. We used to joke and say she had two speeds, slow and slower.  When cooking or baking anything she measured exactly every time no matter how many times she had used that recipe.  Maybe that is why she never had any failures.  She always marveled at how quickly Karen could do things.  She compared her to how our Mother worked.

Hearing Ann tell a joke was as funny as (or more so) than the joke itself.  She would get part way thru the story and be laughing so hard she had to stop and wipe the happy tears from her eyes.
Great memories.

She was so very proud of both Gregory and Karen and everything they did.  She loved and was loved.

Love you Ann




 

Even as a child, I could rely on my Aunt Ann to tell the truth when my dad and uncles were teasing me.  She always remembered me on my birthday. I will always remember my Aunt Ann. 

I will always remember her giggling laugh and that she seemed to have a twinkle in her eyes when she talked to me. Daddy always called her Annie Rooney 🥰

Gregory, Karen and family; my thoughts and prayers are with you. It is very difficult losing a parent that we love so much. Growing up I have many many fond memories of auntie. However, what always comes to mind when hearing her name is memories of the kindest in her voice, never demeaning, never argumentative, and the true caring she gave to everyone to whom she came in contact. 

The first very vivid memory I have of Aunt Ann is when I was just a toddler. On one of the many occasions when we were at grandpa and grandma Ness‘s house in Sandstone, I woke up and my eyes were matted shut and I was terrified. At that time, Aunt Ann worked as an assistant in the doctors office in Sandstone. I remember she carried me all the way to the doctors office with her that day. When doctor looked at my eyes and they got them opened by holding wet washcloths on them,  Aunt Ann was there holding me and making sure I wasn’t scared.  She told me if I was a good girl and didn’t cry, she would take me to the butcher shop where uncle Edward worked and he would buy me a pop. 

I know I was a handful when I was a kid, but auntie always gave  me nothing but patience and kindness. 

There are so many memories of auntie that I have from my childhood all of them are good. I know she’s up in heaven talking to grandpa and grandma Ness , uncle Marvin and of course my mom and dad.

When I hear the words, “well forevermore”, I will always smile. It was one of my most favorite phrases of hers because it could mean a plethora of different things depending upon the intonation she gave the words.

~INTERNMENT~

Marvin Stanton Ingemansen

Gregory Alan Ingemansen

Karen Ann (Ingemansen) Ordner

Tony Richard Ordner

Shaylee Ann Ordner

Mildred Lucy (Watrin) Ness

James Edward Ness

Agnes Rosemary (Ness) Sawatzky

Fredrick John Sawatzky

Alice Grace (Ness) Jensen

Dean Allen Jensen

Edward Hans Ness

Beverly Ann (Hill) Ness

There are many nieces and nephews whose lives she touched with her unconditional love.
Sawatzky 8 plus great &amp; great great nieces and nephews.
Jensen 7 plus great &amp; great great nieces and nephews.
Ness 4 plus great &amp; great great nieces &amp; nephews.
Aunt Ann's faith community friends, Father Anthony &amp; Father Paul as well as other past priests.

OBITUARY

Ann Ellen Ingemansen

December 11, 1935 – April 23, 2020

Kapala-Glodek-Malone Funeral Home

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