Ann Frigo

To all of Ann's family: My husband Richard Weigel worked at the Platteville Dairy and often talked of Bruno as he would stop in at the Dairy. My heart goes out to all of your family. As a matter of fact I just talked with one of the sons on election day in Lima Township. What a wonderful sweet lady she was. Many beautiful memories, many prayers and much love are wished for you. Ann Weigel

Drew and family Very sorry to hear about your beloved mother. When I heard the news, I was remembering the wonderful stories that you and Kelli shared about your wedding, with your family. Hang in there. Love Maxine

To the children and their families of Ann, Please accept my sympathy with this brief note. Your mother was my first cousin. Lola Rebman was my mother's sister. My mother was Hazel Sturdivant Miller. I recall meeting some of you at your grandmother's funeral many years ago. As you know, the Rebmans, Sturdivants and Millers have not stayed in touch. That is unfortunate. However, after reading Ann's most eloquently written obituary I know she must have been a wonderful mother. I can remember my grandmother, Ann Sturdivant and Roger Rebman caring for their extensive display of flowers. Of course your mother and her sisters there helping them as they created their beautiful gardens. We are remembered by many by how our children and their children live their lives. May the things you loved most about your mother live on in you. Sincerely, Jerry Miller

I am Ann's cousin Mike Sturdivant and I would like to offer my condolences to Anns family. Ann used to babysit for myself and my brother when we were young and she always kept us busy with fun things so we really looked forward to her coming over to babysit for us. Reading her obituary it sounds like she did some really neat things to keep herself busy in addition to being a grandparent. I will keep Ann and all you guys in my prayers.

To Ann's family, We were sorry to read of Ann's death in our Green Bay paper. Please accept our complete sympathy. Ann was Bill's first cousin. Their mothers were sisters. Ann was in our wedding party in 1958. We have fond memories of Ann and family gatherings over the years. May God's blessings and peace be with each of you during this difficult and sad time. And may Ann be experiencing the fullness of God's love now. Love and peace, Bill and Jo Ann Miller