I was extremely sad to hear about Anita's sudden death. She was such a light of happiness to life. I will remember her cheerful attitude when she was in the hospital emergency room with a broken wrist! Even with a broken wrist, she was cheerful!

When we were growing up, I will always remember the way she would say my name, with her German accent. The thought of it still brnigs a smile to my face.

The world will miss such a delightful woman!

Dear Bob, Melanie and Robert,
I was very sad to hear about the loss of Anita. She was a dear friend to me. Being from Norway we had many talks about what it is like to leave your birth country and move to the US. At times you feel lost as if you are in 'no woman's' land and other times you feel that you are living the best of both worlds. We also used to laugh about how 'mad'

Dear Bob, Melanie and Robert,
I was very sad to hear about the loss of Anita. She was a dear friend to me. Being from Norway we had many talks about what it is like to leave your birth country and move to the US. At times you feel lost as if you are in 'no woman's' land and other times you feel that you are living the best of both worlds. We also used to laugh about how 'mad' people are back home with all their cleaning rituals... She was such a warm and caring person with a great sense of humor. I am forever grateful that I was able to get to know her, spend time with her, learn from her and laugh with her! I used to call her my adopted young aunt! My thoughts go out to all of you during this difficult time. Sincerely, Bente Janda

I've known Anita for many years. My deepest condolences to all her family. May God bless you all and gives you peace.

Still at a loss for words, but know that we are sharing your grief.
Mein aufrichtiges Beileid!

Anita worked down the hall from me in Justin Hall. She was a wonderful person. You are in my thoughts and prayers.

Janet Finney