Anna Mara
Inveiss
- Memorial Gathering
- Friday, September 20th, at Milwaukee Latvian Ev. Lutheran Holy Trinity Church (1853 N. 75th St. ) from 10-11am
- Memorial Service
- Friday, September 20th, at Milwaukee Latvian Ev. Lutheran Holy Trinity Church (1853 N. 75th St. ) at 11am
Inveiss, Anna
(nee Blumbergs) Passed away at AngelsGrace Hospice in Oconomowoc on Friday, September 6, 2019, at the age of 90. Beloved wife of Uldis, loving mother of Maris (Silvija) and Andris (Kellie), dear omite of Nora and Aleks, Alda (Jason Poulsen) and Arija. Aunt of Anda, Mikelis and Eriks. Sister-in-law of Janis Inveiss. Also survived by other relatives and many friends here and in Latvia. Preceded in death by her parents Eduards and Millija, her sister Ruta and her brother-in-law Valentins Kore.
Anna worked at Carroll College and was involved in educational activities within Latvian organizations. Anna was a longtime respected teacher at the Milwaukee Latvian School and Latvian summer high school in Garezers.
A Memorial Gathering will be held on Friday, September 20, 2019 at the MILWAUKEE LATVIAN EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, 1853 N. 75th St. from 10-11AM with a Memorial Service at 11AM.
In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Latvian Church or the Latvian Center Garezers would be appreciated.
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Ernie (Uldis), I’ll never forget how Anna helped me. Her comments about my life were from a Mother’s perspective (she was my 2nd Mother).
I treasure the memories and influence you both have had on my life.
Ernie, life goes on, and the sun comes up every day, live as if she was on your shoulder for a while, that will lessen as time goes on but never completely. Reflect upon yours’ and hers’ accomplishments, primarily your children and grand-children (as no amount of treasure is welcomed into heaven, but wonderful souls are). Anna’s and your shaping hands contributed to their growing up to be the fine women and men they are. Keep exerting your influence upon everyone you meet. I thank Anna and you.for being in my life. Her, and your, life experiences since WWII and later, made you the good people I know. Tho you may not have thought about it at the time, I have been blessed by knowing you both.
John
Your backyard neighbor of 26 years. Patti loved you both.