Our sincere sympathies are with the children and family of Aunt Anna Marie.  She will be soley missed but never forgotten.  Her passing will leave a giant hole in all of lives, but she lives on in the memories we have of her.  From the time we we small children and Uncle Kenneth and Aunt Anna Marie lived in Bliss, Idaho and driving down the windy road to get to the place where they lived.  The hours we played as cousins when we were together.  Looking back I remember her full bodied laughter when Aunt Anna Marie would laugh.  Her family was and is always very important to her.  Whenever I would talk to her on the phone she would always say "how she was blessed with the most wonderful and thoughtful nieces and nephews."  I like my cousins, my brothers and sisters think that we are indeed blessed with wonderful aunts and uncles in our family.  As I sit here writing this, I think back with many fond memories of when we were children and living in Gooding after my parents divorced.  The first time we were at Uncle Don and Aunt Ilene's she fed us Campbell's Bean with Bacon Soup.  Today this is still my favorite soup.  I cannot open a can of Bean with Bacon Soup without thinking of her.  All the times we spend at Aunt Jean's home playing and eating with Robin and Kathy. And then of course the times when we visited Uncle Kenneth and Aunt Anna Marie's home and running around with alll the cousins--I don't ever recall any of us being bored--there were always alot to do and even at times getting into trouble.   When I fondly think of Aunt Anna Marie I can hear her laughter and feel her strong love for her family was talking about all of them.  I am so thankful that she is not suffering anymore and that she has been reunited with Uncle Kenny.  She never got over his death and when ever we talked it was like yesterday that he passed away, as well as being reunited with other family members.  My dear cousins, you are in my prayers and my thoughts.  I love you all.  Love, Manuel and Freda Sequeira

When my grandma was born, she broke the mold. There is no one like her. She was caring, kind, and would give you the shirt off her back if you needed it. She hated strife in the family. She always did everything to keep the family together. She was creative and crafty. She is reunited with Kenneth, the love of her life, along with Debbie, John, and those who have gone before her. She will be greatly missed.

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Anna Marie Jones

August 17, 1930 – June 3, 2015

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