Annie Kern Obituary

"Those who love don´t go away. They walk beside us every day; unseen and unheard but always near. Still loved, still missed but very dear."
Those in Houston from the Schmoyer Lawder family loved our visits to Schnecksville to see Aunt Ann and Uncle Roy and all the wonderful Schneck and Schmoyer relatives; and it happened again to honor Ann Schneck Kern...a wonderful celebration sharing many stories; fun and SMILES...that my aunt! So many memories! Now she is with her sister Kathryn both smiling!
Love from us all in Houston!

Prayerful condolences to the Kern family as each of you adjusts to life without Anna. She was a woman of true beauty and grace.
Brian and Colette, what an amazing departure you blessed her with. A privilege, I know, because you told me that, Colette. But also an inspiration to the rest of us to see how family love and loyalty make our lives beautiful.
I always enjoyed meeting Anna at The Vine, knowing she held a long-standing church affiliation elsewhere, yet she so graciously came to bless and support her grandson with her visits. Again, a true blessing for others to witness such selfless family love.

I have many great memories playing in the ALPO GOLF LEAGUE WITH ANN AND ROY. SHE WAS KNOWN FOR LEAVING HER CLUB ON THE GREEN. ALWAYS CHEERFUL. PLEASURE TO KNOW HER. GOD BE WITH YOU ANNIE.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Brian, Colette and Kern family. So sorry for your loss. It's hard to loose a parent.
May God comfort you at this hard time. May your memories of your mom always be in your heart. ❤

Sue (Haberern) Steigerwalt

Brian and Colette and Kern family,
May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
Our deepest condolences to you and your family.
Tony and Mary Calcagni

I could not have asked for a better Mother in Law. She taught me much about living life with a positive attitude..... even as her earthly body failed her. Brian and I were blessed to spend the last couple of weeks of her life with her. There were many memories made and sweet moments we will cherish forever. I believe she is playing the piano and singing with Jesus, while planning her next tee time. Rest in peace Mom. I love you. Colette

Brian, I often would glance at your mom as she beamed with pride watching her grandson Pastor Adam teaching us on Sunday's. She was always smiling, and spreading love. Now she's celebrating with Jesus, our Savior. Love to you, Colette and the family.

Barbara, Brian and Kern Family,
Peace and Comfort to you and your families, of your mother, Ann. Former next door neighbors in Schnecksville.
Sincerely,
Dr. Carol, Alton, and Faye of Family Members of Mrs. Emma A. Heintzelman

Dear Kern Family,
May God fill the void in your lives with God's love and compassion. It was my privilege to serve as Anne's pastor for 20 years at ULC. She was a caring and gracious Christian. My thoughts and prayers attend you.

Blessings,

Pr Dennis Moore

Brian, I was sorry to learn of your mother's death. I will always remember her bright smile when she greeted you, whether it be at OVS or in Church. I know her memory will live on in your heart.