Anne Louise Mathys Fuller

I know how hard it is to say goodbye to someone you love. I hope it helps a little to know that my thoughts and prayers are with you now and will continue to be with you in the days to come.

I knew Anne (Mrs. Fuller to me) since I was 14 years old. I always looked up to her as a mother figure and a nurse (which I later became). I am sorry to hear of her passing. I know well the loss of a wonderful mother myself, and I know she will be dearly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Dear Fuller Family:
I never had the pleasure of meeting Anne, but I'm sure she was a truly wonderful lady. After all, she was the matriarch and loving mother/grandmother of a truly remarkable, warm, Christian family. I know she is at home with the Lord now, and I'm sure she will be dearly missed. My prayers for you all are for peace and healing. I am sorry for your loss.

Dianne & Jim, having known Dianne for all these years and meeting your mother several times over those years, I got to know what a wonderful and loving person she was and the mark she made on this world. I know how much you’ll miss her and I also know that you and the rest of your family will cherish your shared memories and get comfort from them. Deepest sympathy. Phil Sciabarrasi

Aunt Anne was a wonderful lady, in the truest sense of the word. She had all of those strong Mathys' qualities that she used to excel in all she did. She raised a great family, who also possess those same traits. I know she is at rest, at peace, and looking down with love on them all.

I hold in my heart some very precious memories of our days together in Bloomington, Illinois. As the saying goes, "Some people come into our lives, leave footprints on our hearts and we are never the same again." I am gratful for knowing Ann and for the footprints she left on my heart.

our love and sympathy. We're grateful we had the privilege to knee and love Anne during her time at Calder.

I extend my deepest sympathies to Jim, Jo, Jenny, Jessy and the entire Fuller family at this time of loss. Her presence will always be with with us.

Dianne - I know what devoted, loving children you and your brother were and also know that your mom was deeply comforted by your being there to see her through these difficult days. You are all in my thoughts and I wish you strength and the comfort of your wonderfully happy memories in the years ahead.

We will miss you, Sweet Ann, as you unite with your loving family who preceeds you to be with the Angels and our Loving Savior, Jesus. With love to all your family,
Richard and Jan Armstrong