Obituary of Anna Sigler

Anna E. Sigler of Asbury, NJ died Thursday, January 12, 2006 at St Luke´s Hospice Of St. Luke´s Hospital, Fountain Hill, PA at the age of 84. Born October 5, 1921 in Phillipsburg, NJ, Anna was a farmer, employed by Sigler Farms. Asbury, NJ 08802 Daughter of the late Rodney and the late Evelyn (Rice) Rush. Anna was the wife of the late Russell Sigler, Jr., who passd away in 1980, and prior to marrying him she had been a Bookkeeper at Spring Crest Beverage in Huntington,NJ. For 59 years, she farmed with her husband on their family farm, Sigler´s Farm, in Asbury, NJ. She enjoyed cooking and passing many recipes to her daughters. She also enjoyed embroidery, pinochle, word-find puzzles, and going for Sunday drives. Anna received special joy from spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. A brother, Carl Rush and 2 sisters, Ethel Lunger and Mildred Rush all died earlier Memberships: Anna was a member of the Warren County Home Economics Committee, the Warren County 4-H Leaders Association, where she has been a leader for 46 years. She was Treasurer of the Greenwich Senior Citizen Group and Treasurer of the Warren Haven Auxiliary. Survivors: Daughter Doris Stecker And Fiance´, ;Gerry Hoagland Asbury, NJ ;Daughter Anna Sodtalbers And Husband, Erich Washington, NJ ;Daughter Ruth Marlatt And Husband John Dalton, PA ;Daughter Shirley Sigler Asbury, NJ ;Ten Grandchildren ;Five Great-grandchildren ;Brother Raymond Rush Harmony Twp, NJ ;Brother Clifford Rush Lebanon Twp., OR ;Brother Stanley D. Rush Easton, PA Services: Friends may call Sunday from 3:00 - 6:00 pm at DeVoe Funeral Service Inc., 136 West Washington Ave, Washington, NJ. Funeral service will be held Monday at 11:00 am at DeVoe Funeral Service Inc., 136 West Washington Ave, Washington Interment will be Monday in Musconetcong Valley Cemetery, Hampton. Online condolences may be made at www.devoefuneral.com. Tributes: My heart and the hearts of all of my family go out to the family of one of the nicest ladies we have ever known, Mrs. Sigler. She was not only a wonderful neighbor, she also was a great friend. We will miss her dearly and cherish the memories! The Wedekind Family: Fred and Janette, Green Valley, AZ Jennifer and Hamilton Wilson and children, Clarksville, TN Tom and Amy Wedekind and sons, Raeford, NC Susan and Danny Creedon and daughter, Tucson, AZ Tribute from: Terri and Danielle Stecker For All that You Were to Us Having a grandmother like you in our lives was like having a wish come true. You were a blessing and a miracle. You were a reminder that everything would always be alright. You did more than hear, you listened and always offered a hand. You loved us for us. You let us know that, with you, we could be ourselves. You had wisdom that went beyond words, a sweetness that went beyond your beautiful smile, and a heart of pure gold. We shared so much. . . our highest hopes, our serious thoughts, our silliest jokes. You were where honesty came from and where our thoughts went when we didn’t want to be alone. Being with you was what it really meant to feel at home. You knew how we felt. You had insight into our very souls. You knew the big and little things about us. . . our highs and our lows, and our special dreams. You knew what hurt and what helped, and you came to our rescue. (more times than we can count) Today, despite tears and heartache, there is a feeling of thanks in our hearts, and if you could hear it, you would hear a special thanks. . . for a special you. After our tears have subsided, special loving thoughts of you will continue to brighten our days, make us count our blessings, and help to see us through. You were one of a kind. You were tender, loving and caring. You were a gift from God, and we were blessed to be your grand-daughters. Grammy, We wouldn’t trade the days we spent with you for anything Well . . . maybe just one thing, A million more just like them. We love you.