Being the youngest of all the cousins I was a more of a tag along with Anna, Chuck and Dad, and even at 46 years old  you miss the days of youth. I remember when I was in 4th grade and I had a campfire mom and daughter dinner to go to, I asked my dad how I was going to go, he said I would go, don't worry. Well, a couple days later I went and Anna was there with me as my mom, huge for a little girl. My dad would also drop me off at Kmart and tell me to stay in the comic books and toys and he'd be back later (hours later); now I know why I was left alone there, I wasn't, he knew Anna was there and she knew I was there. Amazing how they take care of you without letting you know. I most definately will miss her as it seems closure to an era. My heart goes out to George, Patty, Sally and Merle and all the spouses and grandkids. It is a special time, embrace it. Love always, Mary Ann

So much of my childhood is intertwined with the Keller Family.  Having Donnie and Mary Live next door.  Babysitting for them.  Going to school with Patty and visiting with Anna when I saw her at Kmart.  Going to the Christian Missionary Alliance church with Lee Keller.  Having them live in the Flat Top house as we called it on Colleen Drive (6th Ave W now.
This Brings back memories of living in South Everett when it was really rural.
My thoughts and Prayers are with all of you.

George,Merle and Patty, so sorry to read of Anna's passing. My prayers are with you both and the entire family. She was one spry lady and I know she will be missed.

What can one say at this time which sounds of both sorrow and yet joyous at the same time. Anna had an affect on many people during her life. Whether through her work at K-Mart, her bowling or just in meeting her. I'll always remember my aunt with a deep sense of love and respect. Now, as she has gone to join Chuck and both Donnie and her twin sister Mary I can't help but snicker thinking about Dad and Chuck having to deal with both of the Paladin Twins. Our hearts collectively go out to George, Patty, Sally and Merle along with all the grandkids and great grand chidren. We will love and miss you Aunt Anna.

Joe, Annette & Amber Keller-McGuire

Many loved Anna, and she will be greatly missed.  I knew her from Kmart.  She was one great lady!

Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and yours Anna will truly be missed and was loved by many   Teressa Nekl and Family

I didn't really ever know Anna i knew we were related and she was close with my grandmas kids and a lot of stories i am sorry i never met her and i wish i could've but things like this happen and i'm sorry for the lose of a family member.

My tohughts and prayers continue to be with all of you. I have only the fondest memories of Anna.  I remember Grandpa (Donnie) taking us over to her house daily and our many trips to the Hostess store or K-Mart.  (Aparently our trips to Everett were not complete unless we spent all of our hard earned money at those establishments).  Anna was a strong amazing woman.  She always welcomed all of us kids into her home and for that alone we loved her.  She will be truly be missed.

I am so sorry for you loss. I will miss Anna and her ever present smile.

To the Keller Family,
   I am so sorry for your loss. I loved Anna. I could count on seeing Anna and Charlie every morning at the VI, and then Anna after Charlie passed. I have so many fond memories of all the Keller family over the years. It is nice to know that she was so loved and well cared for in these last years. I send my love and good thoughts to all of you.  
                                                                                    Love Dixie

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Anna Louise Keller

August 5, 1921 – August 11, 2010

Purdy & Walters at Floral Hills Funeral Home & Cemetery

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