She married Cecil Terry. From that union she was blessed with two children, James Terry, Aurora, CO, and Anita Terry (David Draper), Aurora, CO.
Mrs. Anne Marie later relocated to Denver, CO. Soon after her family joined her. Anne met, and marriage The Late Joe Shuler Sr. From that union she was blessed with three children, Randall (Linna) Shuler Austin, TX; Joe Shuler (Vanda Arnold), Aurora, CO, and Geraldine Shuler, Aurora, CO.
She held several careers where she enjoyed helping others at Aurora Public Schools, Aurora Police Department and Mercy Medical Center.
Anne later reunited with Edward (Eddie) White Jr. They were married for twenty-two years. Together they were foster parents to Shanna and Rhonda.
Anne enjoyed modeling, dancing, fishing, bid wiz and being with her family. She loved the Lord and worshiped His named.
On March 8, 2018, the Lord opened the gates to Anne for her to enter eternal rest, and she received her wings.
She leaves to cherish her memory 9 siblings, Burdell (Leola) Roberts, Portland, OR; Hellen Stillwell (Peirce Sanders) Wilmar, Ark.; Claudine (Charles) McCullough Aurora, CO; Howard (Robin) Roberts, Grand Junction, CO, Claude (Valerie) York, Carrol (John) Larkin, and Talton (Helen) York. Anne is preceded in death by Charles Robert Sr. and Beverly Jo Roberts. She also leaves to cherish her memory, 5 children, 15 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren and 1 great, great grandchild. As well as, a host of nieces, nephews and relatives and friends.
Messages to Nana: Those special memories of you will always bring a smile. If only we can have you back just for a while. Then we could sit and talk again, just like we use to do. You always meant so very much to us, and always will. The fact that you’re no longer here will always cause us pain. But you are forever in our hearts, until we meet again.
Message from her niece & nephew Cassandra & Zebedee Hall:
We recall how she always dressed, a true fashionista. When she stayed with her sister (Helen) after moving back from Las Vegas, NV, Cassandra couldn’t wait for her to go to work. She would wear her shoes to schools, and place them back in her closest so she wouldn’t know. She knew, and would ask her, "have you been wearing my shoes?" Cassandra said “no.” Aunt Nene just smiled.
To have a conversation with aunt Nene was precious, she spoke with grace and confidence. Zebedee, couldn’t wait for her to come over. I will truly miss her, Queen of Queens.
