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Anita F Erhardt
September 13, 1933 ~ December 16, 2013 (age 80) 80 Years OldShare using:
Anita Faye Erhardt, 80, of Boca Raton, Florida passed unexpectedly on December 16, 2013.
She was preceded in death by her husband Ronald in March 2012.
Anita was a friend to many near and far with a kind heart, bubbling laugh, quick wit with often a funny story to share. Anita led a life of great faith and devotion, and was ever the voice of encouragement, comfort and always praying with and for others.
Anita was an active parishioner at the Church of All Nations serving on Sundays as an usher or greeter. She took the time to meet and welcome all with a warm hello, big smile, or hug. She had an uncanny sense of people always knowing just what to say or do.
Anita was a wonderful, loving and caring mother to her four children; Jan, Rob, Jim and Jill and was obsessed with her three grandchildren; Lisa, Joseph and Olivia as were they with their “Mow Mow”. There was nothing this angel of a woman would not do for her children, grandchildren, and her “favorite” son-in-law Richard or “best” daughter-in-law Dawn. Her family was her greatest pride and joy. Life spent with her husband Ron was truly a marriage made in heaven where they are now once again united.
She was preceded in death by her husband Ronald in March 2012.
Anita was a friend to many near and far with a kind heart, bubbling laugh, quick wit with often a funny story to share. Anita led a life of great faith and devotion, and was ever the voice of encouragement, comfort and always praying with and for others.
Anita was an active parishioner at the Church of All Nations serving on Sundays as an usher or greeter. She took the time to meet and welcome all with a warm hello, big smile, or hug. She had an uncanny sense of people always knowing just what to say or do.
Anita was a wonderful, loving and caring mother to her four children; Jan, Rob, Jim and Jill and was obsessed with her three grandchildren; Lisa, Joseph and Olivia as were they with their “Mow Mow”. There was nothing this angel of a woman would not do for her children, grandchildren, and her “favorite” son-in-law Richard or “best” daughter-in-law Dawn. Her family was her greatest pride and joy. Life spent with her husband Ron was truly a marriage made in heaven where they are now once again united.
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