Ann M. Binsfeld

Ann M. Binsfeld

November 01, 1940 - April 19, 2010

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MADISON-Ann M. Binsfeld, age 69, of Madison, passed away on Friday, April 16, 2010, at St. Mary's Care Center. She was born on Nov. 1, 1940, in Fond du Lac, the daughter of Randy and Maude (Joyce) Binsfeld. Annie went to St. Augustine's grade school, Chilton High School and her Chilton connections remained strong. She graduated from UW-LaCrosse, taught physical education at Chilton High School, and English at Stockbridge High School. Annie also worked at Smokey's Club for a number of years where she made life-long friends. She was a terrific cook, loved parties and spending time with family. As someone who remained a kid at heart, Annie encouraged fun and was a joy to be around. She was truly unique, optimistic, and it was a privilege to know and love her. Annie is survived by her sister, Joyce (Jerry) Depies of Appleton; brother, Don (Mary) Binsfeld of Sun Prairie; sister, Katie (Michael) Scharf of McFarland; nieces and nephews, Barbara Rashke, John, Chuck, and Nate Depies, Judi Luciani, Jim and Dan Binsfeld, Emily and Clare Scharf; and 12 great-nieces and great-nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; and her great-niece, Anna. A celebration of Annie's life will be held at a later date. The family would like to extend their appreciation to the staff at St. Mary's Care Center for their love and kindness. Memorials may be made in Annie's name to Chilton Public Library, 221 Park St., Chilton, WI 53014. Memorials: Memorials may be made in Annie's name to Chilton Public Library, 221 Park St., Chilton, WI 53014 Service: A celebration of Annie's life will be held at a later date.

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Mary Zirbel-Vogel
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The fun times we had in high school-cheerleading, always ready to have fun.Tootsie did not like to iron, so she would pay me to do her ironing. I remember she drove herself to Sturgeon Bay to come and camp with my family. My Children loved her. We still talk about that. There was a group of us-(classmates-) went down to see her in Madison, a few times. We all had a great time and so did Annie. Lots of Great memories. God be with her. My sympathy to her family. My prayers are with each of you. Mary
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Suzanne Werner Wilburn
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Am sorry to hear of Ann's passing.
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Jeanne Jirasek
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We are still coming to terms of losing our long time dear friend Ann. Annie was the first true friend I had when I moved to Madison in 1981. she introduced me to "little" forks and all the yummy food associated with them. She was such a fantastic cook and I was fortunate enough to be invited to dinner many Sunday nights. I am smiling as I think of all the laughs and good times we had. I am and will miss her dearly. I love you Annie, god Bless you and I'll be seing y ou later - Love Jean Ann
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Finn Humleker
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Ann,"Toots", was always a joyful person and made those around her a better person thru her ypbeat attitude.
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LINDA SCHROVEN HEMAUER
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THERE IS SO MUCH I WANT TO SAY ABOUT ANN,BUT NOT ENOUGH SPACE TO WRITE ALL MY THOUGHTS ~ ANN WAS MY ENGLISH TEACHER AT STOCKBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL ~ ANN,TAUGHT ME TO LOVE POETRY AND ALSO TO LOVE LIFE ! SHE SHOWED ME THAT BEING YOURSELF,AND FOLLOWING YOUR HEART WILL ALWAYS PAY OFF ! ANN ALWAYS HAD A CHEERFUL HEART AND THAT FREE SPIRIT WAY ABOUT HER ~ AS I KNOW HER LOVE OF THE IRISH I THINK THAT THIS IRISH PROVERB IS FITTING ."TROUBLE HATES NOTHING AS MUCH AS A SMILE"~ ANN ALWAYS HAD A SMILE TO SHARE~ :-) HER MEMORY WILL LIVE ON~

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