Friday, May 20, 2011

Anne Elizabeth FEILER - in memoriam - 1960-2011

20 May 2011
     Today, I and other members of the family received the sad and shocking news that cousin Anne died after surgery on Tuesday.
     I hope the family will not object to my re-publishing their note here:


In Memory of Anne Elizabeth Feiler

With deep regret, we have sad news to pass along. On May 17, our aunt, sister and daughter Anne passed away after surgery.  Anne was a happy, active and very kind person, fun to be with, always ready to help and advise, or talk about dogs.  She will be missed very much by her family, her many friends, and her colleagues in Chicago, Denver, and the Boulder areas.
There will be a memorial service on Sunday, May 22, 2011 in Boulder, Colorado, from 12:30 until 1:30 PM.
   First Congregational Church  
1128 Pine Street
Boulder, Colorado 80302-4096
303-442-1787
There will be a gathering and light meal following the service at:
Hotel Boulderado 
  2115 13th Street
Boulder, Colorado 80302-4801
303-442-4344
In lieu of flowers, please consider donations to organizations that Anne supported.  Please mention Anne’s name so that her family can be notified of your kind gift. 
   Habitat for Humanity
Director of Development
2540 Frontier Ave., Suite 209
Boulder, Colorado 80301
Golden State Greyhound Adoption
Please forward this message to anyone who would want to attend and remember our Anne.

Thank You,
The Feiler Family

1 comment:

  1. Thanks to your History of Genealogy, I just learned of Anne's passing. I met Anne at Colorado College where, in 1981, we spent a semester in Menton, France. During spring vacation that year, we Eurorailed together to Frankfort where we stayed with her grandmother, and to Berlin, where we stayed with her Uncle Eugen and Cousin Renate. Those are the only two names I remember 33 years later. While we did our best to speak only French with one another, Anne acted as my German translator with her family. I last visited with Anne in Colorado in August of 2004. We took a walk together around downtown Denver during her work lunch break. If I remember correctly she was a research librarian at a newspaper, probably the Denver Post. She had been caring for her father, who was ill at the time. Despite that stressor, Anne was ever upbeat, energetic and warmhearted.
    I am saddened by the new of her death. Please extend my belated condolences to her family. Diana Lieb djlieb @ gmail.com

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