Anne Pearson

Anne Marie Pearson June 30, 1965-September 3, 2019 Anne or “Annie” as friends and people close to her would call her (some even knew her as “Kerannie”) was someone’s big sister, someone’s friend, someone’s caretaker, SHE was someone special and those who knew her knew she was intelligent, funny, caring and had the biggest heart. She was an eclectic music lover and didn’t just love the music but the instruments as well. Early on, she wanted to be the next Phil Collins, bought herself a drum set and taught herself how to play the drums, and she was good! But then of course the drums weren’t enough, so then came the acoustic guitar, an electric guitar, a keyboard, and even a violin all of which again- she taught herself how to play. She would start out buying the music books to get the basics, but in the end, she was writing and creating her own music pieces which was the absolute genius part of it all. Anne loved her cats and her fish and those fish tanks were meticulously taken care of, and she always had at least one tank and one cat no matter where she was, but usually it was more! She also loved video games! When Atari first came out, she was one of the first people we knew to go out and buy it, and we would play for hours on end, just recently she was so proud of herself for beating Zelda!! And don’t forget what a huge “Trekkie” she was, Captain Kurt could do no wrong!! But neither could the Bionic Woman or Six Million Dollar Man! Those who knew Anne knew she was an incredibly selfless caregiver. She put herself through nursing school, got her license and proudly became an LPN and from there went on to take care of hundreds of people who needed her, looked up to her and mostly loved her for what she did. She “Became her own Hero” and she was always driven to do more, improve on the things she already knew, and wanted so much more out of life than what it could give.