
Sarah Ann Gleiss
December 23, 1992 - February 10, 2023
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April
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I loved when Sarah and I would laugh at the most random jokes. She was a close sister to me and she was kind to everyone. She would always encourage me and tell me to never give up. She was such a sweet friend.💝
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Jamie
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I wish I had more photos of Sarah but she was the highlight of my work days. You know that one coworker that makes you excited to go to work? That was Sarah for me. She would make any day better with her laugh and dad jokes.

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Lorenzo Annis
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I met Sarah at GameStop when I lived in Wisconsin. She was the sweetest soul and so kind hearted. I would make a habit to visit her just so we could experience her energy. She moved to Madison and we did not get to speak much after that , but she will forever be in my thoughts. She was too good for this world. Rest in paradise
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Patrick Janssen
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My first memories of Sarah were playing together with our friends in grade school, this was something we remembered much later on as we spent time recollecting our childhood. This was about 7 or 8 years since we reconnected, when she became my best friend.
My favorite thing about Sarah is how strongly she felt emotions. She cried a lot, pretty much when she felt anything from happy to sad to angry. She always hated it, but I loved it so much about her.
She was so, so talented, poured her whole heart and devotion into any random project she picked up. She was a beautiful singer, I always loved hearing her sing when she got ready for work, or just at random.
She was so smart, picked up on anything she was taught so quickly, and never gave up. She was incredibly stubborn like that, like when I lost my nose ring at her house when we first started dating, and she refused to give up on finding it, even when I insisted it was okay.
Ultimately, she never stopped caring about others, and she cared deeply. She always had your back and would drop anything to help you. One time she gave a homeless man a $20 bill so he could get home and to get food, I still don't know anyone who would do that. She said, "he needed it more than me." And that was her, she always thought about others before herself.
She will be forever missed, and the wound will always hurt, but more importantly, we have so many fond memories of her. She will forever live on in us all.
You've been my best friend for years, I'll always love and miss you.


