Anne (Roland) Ambirge, age 86 of Wayne,PA and formerly of E.12th Ave.,Conshohocken,a retired glass technician, died on Thursday, February 28, 2008. She was born in Reading, PA on May 21, 1921 daughter of the late James K. and Marjorie (Luden) Roland.
Anne graduated Upper Merion High School Class of 1939. She then was a 1941 graduate of the School of Industrial Arts in Philadelphia. She was a member of the Conshohocken Art League based out of Mary Wood Park House.
Always an animal lover and advocate of animal rights, she was a generous contributor to various animal charities and foundations.
Having an outstanding outlook on life, she had a wonderful sense of humor and way about her.
Anne is survived by a nephew, Pasquale ‘Pat' Picozzi and wife Diane; a niece, Connie Hartz; a cousin, Frederick Edenharter and wife Evon.
She was predeceased by: a son, James Ambirge; a daughter, Marjorie Christakis; and her stepfather, Howard Brownlee.
Anne graduated Upper Merion High School Class of 1939. She then was a 1941 graduate of the School of Industrial Arts in Philadelphia. She was a member of the Conshohocken Art League based out of Mary Wood Park House.
Always an animal lover and advocate of animal rights, she was a generous contributor to various animal charities and foundations.
Having an outstanding outlook on life, she had a wonderful sense of humor and way about her.
Anne is survived by a nephew, Pasquale ‘Pat' Picozzi and wife Diane; a niece, Connie Hartz; a cousin, Frederick Edenharter and wife Evon.
She was predeceased by: a son, James Ambirge; a daughter, Marjorie Christakis; and her stepfather, Howard Brownlee.
Anne (Roland) Ambirge, age 86 of Wayne,PA and formerly of E.12th Ave.,Conshohocken,a retired glass technician, died on Thursday, February 28, 2008. She was born in Reading, PA on May 21, 1921 daughter of the late James K. and Marjorie (Luden) Roland.
Anne graduated Upper Merion High School Class of 1939. She then was a 1941 graduate of the School of Industrial Arts in Philadelphia. She was a member of the Conshohocken Art League based out of Mary Wood Park House.
Always an animal lover and advocate of animal rights, she was a generous contributor to various animal charities and foundations.
Having an outstanding outlook on life, she had a wonderful sense of humor and way about her.
Anne is survived by a nephew, Pasquale ‘Pat' Picozzi and wife Diane; a niece, Connie Hartz; a cousin, Frederick Edenharter and wife Evon.
She was predeceased by: a son, James Ambirge; a daughter, Marjorie Christakis; and her stepfather, Howard Brownlee.
Anne graduated Upper Merion High School Class of 1939. She then was a 1941 graduate of the School of Industrial Arts in Philadelphia. She was a member of the Conshohocken Art League based out of Mary Wood Park House.
Always an animal lover and advocate of animal rights, she was a generous contributor to various animal charities and foundations.
Having an outstanding outlook on life, she had a wonderful sense of humor and way about her.
Anne is survived by a nephew, Pasquale ‘Pat' Picozzi and wife Diane; a niece, Connie Hartz; a cousin, Frederick Edenharter and wife Evon.
She was predeceased by: a son, James Ambirge; a daughter, Marjorie Christakis; and her stepfather, Howard Brownlee.
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