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In Memory Of
Annabelle Mcmillin
Annabelle Mcmillin
d. Apr 24, 2025
Annabelle G. McMillin, 90, passed away April 24, 2025.
Annabelle was born October 2, 1934, in Hays, Kansas to Anna and Anastaus Werth. Annabelle found her soulmate in Steve McMillin and on April 21,1952 they married and had three children together, Annabelle spent her time teaching sewing for Singer company in Salina and waitressing at their favorite Kim's oriental restaurant. then in 1972, Annabelle and husband Steve moved to Fort Collins, Colorado from Salina, Kansas.
She then went into banking at First National Bank, retiring in 1990. Annabelle was a devout practitioner at St. Joseph Catholic Church. She loved to sew and made her own clothing, mom made and donated numerous baby blankets and quilts for the church and for the shelter. quilting was one of her favorite hobbies and creating her own one-of-a-kind masterpieces showed her love of the art. she also looked forward to playing bridge every week with her friends.
Annabelle was preceded in death by her husband, Stephen McMillin; her parents, Anna and Anastaus Werth; siblings, David Werth, Jean Freiberger, and Elsie Miller, Julius Werth, Marvin Werth, Doris Amerin, Hattie Degenhardt, Thelma Rowden,
Annabelle's survivors include her sister Norma Jacobs of Ft. Collins, her three children Dianna McMillin, Valerie Cable and Craig McMillin; granddaughters, Kyla McMillin, Kristina Wallace Cable and Katelyn Cable; grandson Adam Cable. Great granddaughters' Essence Guerrero and Kellanie Cable. There are numerous nieces and nephews.
No service is scheduled, burial will be in Salina, Kansas.
In her memory say a prayer! If you were fortunate enough to receive one of her quilts or blankets when you snuggle up think of her and know that a lot of love was put into each.
May your soul rest in eternal peace as you continue down the path you were always meant to be on to fulfill your destined journey of life.
Annabelle was born October 2, 1934, in Hays, Kansas to Anna and Anastaus Werth. Annabelle found her soulmate in Steve McMillin and on April 21,1952 they married and had three children together, Annabelle spent her time teaching sewing for Singer company in Salina and waitressing at their favorite Kim's oriental restaurant. then in 1972, Annabelle and husband Steve moved to Fort Collins, Colorado from Salina, Kansas.
She then went into banking at First National Bank, retiring in 1990. Annabelle was a devout practitioner at St. Joseph Catholic Church. She loved to sew and made her own clothing, mom made and donated numerous baby blankets and quilts for the church and for the shelter. quilting was one of her favorite hobbies and creating her own one-of-a-kind masterpieces showed her love of the art. she also looked forward to playing bridge every week with her friends.
Annabelle was preceded in death by her husband, Stephen McMillin; her parents, Anna and Anastaus Werth; siblings, David Werth, Jean Freiberger, and Elsie Miller, Julius Werth, Marvin Werth, Doris Amerin, Hattie Degenhardt, Thelma Rowden,
Annabelle's survivors include her sister Norma Jacobs of Ft. Collins, her three children Dianna McMillin, Valerie Cable and Craig McMillin; granddaughters, Kyla McMillin, Kristina Wallace Cable and Katelyn Cable; grandson Adam Cable. Great granddaughters' Essence Guerrero and Kellanie Cable. There are numerous nieces and nephews.
No service is scheduled, burial will be in Salina, Kansas.
In her memory say a prayer! If you were fortunate enough to receive one of her quilts or blankets when you snuggle up think of her and know that a lot of love was put into each.
May your soul rest in eternal peace as you continue down the path you were always meant to be on to fulfill your destined journey of life.
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