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Catherine M Anderson
Jul 30, 1918 - Dec 29, 2019
age 101, formerly of Pembine, passed away peacefully Sunday December 29, 2019, at Florence Health Services. She was born in Marinette on July 30, 1918; daughter of the late Harry and Myrtle (Tanner) Van Camp. She was an avid Packer and Brewer fan. During the summers she loved camping and rummaging. She also enjoyed knitting and sewing, cooking and baking, playing cards and in her younger years hunting. Catherine worked as a Butcher at the Pembine Grocery Store for many years until retirement. She was a long-time member of St. Margaret Catholic Church and played the organ for 70 years. Catherine cut the ribbon on the opening of the Interstate Bridge between Menominee and Marinette in 1929 and did the cutting of the ribbon when the bridge was rebuilt in 2005.
Catherine is survived by two sons: Joseph (Kathy Jo) Anderson of Niagara and Milton (Jane) Anderson of Escanaba; five grandchildren: Angela (Nick) Gayan, Michael (Megan) Anderson, Kati (Dieter) Hanamann, Saundra (Brian) Robinette, and Bryan (Tina Van Brocklin) Anderson; 11 great grandchildren; special nieces and nephews: Kay, Susie, Peter, Dickie and Danny; special friends: Jeannie Swanson and Mark McCorkle; and numerous extended family and friends. She was preceded in death by husband, Martin; sister, Margaret; and brother, Michael.
Mass of Christian Burial will be 11am on Saturday January 4, 2020, at St. Margaret Catholic Church in Pembine with Father Michael Lightner officiating. Visitation is from 10am until 11am at church on Saturday. Burial will be in the Pembine Cemetery this spring.
Roubal Funeral Home of Wausaukee is assisting the family with arrangements.
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December 31, 2019
To Kate's Family,
We all were very saddened to hear of Kate's passing. She will be sorely missed at the dining room table we all shared at the nursing home. We enjoyed her company and her life stories that she shared with us. Sometimes she didn't say a lot, but when she did she was very "matter of fact" with her words. She enjoyed listening and laughing to all the jokes that Toni would be telling at each meal. She was truly a special lady with a lot of history. She is at peace now as we all could see how she was failing. We knew she was ready when she wouldn't eat her 5 or 6 slices of bacon for breakfast anymore. Just not the same at the table without her.
Our deepest sympathy to you all,
Love from her friends at Florence Health Services
Toni, Eileen, Dorothy, Barb and Rosie
Jeanne Swanson
December 30, 2019
Dear Friend Kate, thanks for the thirty some years of precious memories. You were like a mom to me, taught me to make angel food cakes, fudge and other goodies and wrote the chords on the music for me to play. We had lots of good times together. You were so gifted in music, sewing, knitting, cooking and just about everything you tried. You loved your faith, and your family and were very proud of your family. Bet your singing in Heaven. Love and miss you. Jeannejb
Dianne Barker Thull
December 29, 2019
Condolences from the Plemel family. We have known your mother for years when she lived in Dunbar. Such a sweet, kind, outgoing lady, Bless her heart.