Birth date: Mar 3, 1941 Death date: Mar 26, 2009
Ann Wilson 68 of Centerville passed away Thursday, March 26, 2009 at Mercy Medical Center in Des Moines Ann was born to Daniel & Victoria (Cerato) Mihalovich on March 3, 1941 in Rathbun, Iowa. She received her education from Morav Read Obituary
so sorry to hear about your mom. i know how hard it will be for you. she was a very sweet woman and i was glad to know her. she will be truly missed. mary henderson
May happy memories carry you through this sorrowful time. You're in our thoughts, our hearts and our prayers.
I remember Ann always smiling. Now that I think of it Dan, Paul, Tim.. you all have a pretty happy smile and rosy out look! Warm memory's of running around Uncle Dan's farm with you all. Was it not a much different world Sorry to all of you and her children, and grandchildren for their loss. Ann was a warm, loving and kind person. Margie (Muggsie Chebuhar) Lytle
Just found out about your loss. Gary, Nathan and I wanted to express our condolences. You are in our prayers.
Wade and Family Sure sorry to hear about your mom. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of you.~ Steven Anderson
Mike, Wade and Rhonda, I am keeping each of you and your entire family in my prayers. Love, Sally
I am so glad I was able to visit Ann often, while in Des Moines Mercy Hospital and visit and talk with her children and meet her grandchildren. She was my special long-time friend and roommate when we both worked here in Des Moines. We visited via phone so often and talked hours. I will miss her dearly. There were so many things we still planned to do together. She was a great person and raised her three children to be high-caliber wonderful folks as she was to everyone.
Our sincere condolences to your families in the loss of Ann. Jerry and Judy Power and Family
Rhonda....so sorry to hear of your loss. You are in my prayers at this time. Lisa Corbett Wulff
So many miles and so many years seperate me from the 'Farmers'. You were all such an important part of my young life. Such a shame that growing up meant growing apart. I have so many dear memories of the times I spent at the farm visiting, working and playing with all of you. I'm sure you all recall what a jinx I was--seemed to break everything I touched. Love to you all--and many prayers for Ann and for all of us. Mike ' Mickey' Chebuhar
