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Ann Kringe Kotzer,45 of Fort Worth, Texas,passed away November 4th,2010 in Fort Worth.
A Mass of Christian Burial was held in Fort Worth on Thursday.
Ann was born in 1965 to Don and Patricia Kotzer in Hazleton,Pa.
She worked as an administrative assistant and care counselor at Easter Seals of North Texas and as a free-lance artist.
She received her master's degree of fine arts from the University of North Texas in 1998 and her art education degree from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania in 1987. She graduated from Bishop Haley High School in 1982.
As an artist, she produced several works dedicated to the history of the anthracite coal region. She conducted five solo shows and participated in over 30 group exhibitions in Texas and Pennsylvania and New York.
Surviving are her parents, Don and Patricia Kotzer; brother, Don Kotzer and his wife Milissa and their two children, Weatherford, Texas; brother, Charles Kotzer and his wife, Laureen, Norristown; and an uncle, Norb Kotzer and his wife, Nancy, West Hazleton.
Memorials may be made to Easter Seals of North Texas, 1424 Hemphill St.,Fort Worth, Texas 76401 or at ntz.easterseals.com.
Ann Kringe Kotzer,45 of Fort Worth, Texas,passed away November 4th,2010 in Fort Worth.
A Mass of Christian Burial was held in Fort Worth on Thursday.
Ann was born in 1965 to Don and Patricia Kotzer in Hazleton,Pa.
She worked as an administrative assistant and care counselor at Easter Seals of North Texas and as a free-lance artist.
She received her master's degree of fine arts from the University of North Texas in 1998 and her art education degree from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania in 1987. She graduated from Bishop Haley High School in 1982.
As an artist, she produced several works dedicated to the history of the anthracite coal region. She conducted five solo shows and participated in over 30 group exhibitions in Texas and Pennsylvania and New York.
Surviving are her parents, Don and Patricia Kotzer; brother, Don Kotzer and his wife Milissa and their two children, Weatherford, Texas; brother, Charles Kotzer and his wife, Laureen, Norristown; and an uncle, Norb Kotzer and his wife, Nancy, West Hazleton.
Memorials may be made to Easter Seals of North Texas, 1424 Hemphill St.,Fort Worth, Texas 76401 or at ntz.easterseals.com.
Standard-Speaker November 13,2010 Page A2
Ann Kringe Kotzer,45 of Fort Worth, Texas,passed away November 4th,2010 in Fort Worth.
A Mass of Christian Burial was held in Fort Worth on Thursday.
Ann was born in 1965 to Don and Patricia Kotzer in Hazleton,Pa.
She worked as an administrative assistant and care counselor at Easter Seals of North Texas and as a free-lance artist.
She received her master's degree of fine arts from the University of North Texas in 1998 and her art education degree from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania in 1987. She graduated from Bishop Haley High School in 1982.
As an artist, she produced several works dedicated to the history of the anthracite coal region. She conducted five solo shows and participated in over 30 group exhibitions in Texas and Pennsylvania and New York.
Surviving are her parents, Don and Patricia Kotzer; brother, Don Kotzer and his wife Milissa and their two children, Weatherford, Texas; brother, Charles Kotzer and his wife, Laureen, Norristown; and an uncle, Norb Kotzer and his wife, Nancy, West Hazleton.
Memorials may be made to Easter Seals of North Texas, 1424 Hemphill St.,Fort Worth, Texas 76401 or at ntz.easterseals.com.
Ann Kringe Kotzer,45 of Fort Worth, Texas,passed away November 4th,2010 in Fort Worth.
A Mass of Christian Burial was held in Fort Worth on Thursday.
Ann was born in 1965 to Don and Patricia Kotzer in Hazleton,Pa.
She worked as an administrative assistant and care counselor at Easter Seals of North Texas and as a free-lance artist.
She received her master's degree of fine arts from the University of North Texas in 1998 and her art education degree from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania in 1987. She graduated from Bishop Haley High School in 1982.
As an artist, she produced several works dedicated to the history of the anthracite coal region. She conducted five solo shows and participated in over 30 group exhibitions in Texas and Pennsylvania and New York.
Surviving are her parents, Don and Patricia Kotzer; brother, Don Kotzer and his wife Milissa and their two children, Weatherford, Texas; brother, Charles Kotzer and his wife, Laureen, Norristown; and an uncle, Norb Kotzer and his wife, Nancy, West Hazleton.
Memorials may be made to Easter Seals of North Texas, 1424 Hemphill St.,Fort Worth, Texas 76401 or at ntz.easterseals.com.
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