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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Anna Mae
Poplar Stonesifer
November 24, 2023
Hark, mournful tidings unfold as we mark the passing of Anna Mae Poplar Stonesifer, aged 93, of Lititz, who breathed her last on the morn of Friday, November 24, 2023, at Lancaster Nursing and Rehab. Born within the bustling confines of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, she was the daughter of the late Anna Rutledge and Daniel Foster.
Anna Mae, a soul adorned with creativity and dexterity, did find delight in manifold pursuits throughout her earthly sojourn. Her heart found solace in the crafting of artistry and handiwork, weaving her creativity into various projects. A virtuoso of quilting and seamstressing, she wove threads into magnificent raiments. Her culinary prowess earned her acclaim, notably for her Yorkshire Pudding and Spaghetti Sauce.
Mirth and laughter accompanied her, and she delighted in celebrations, uniting souls with her infectious zeal. The jubilance of festive seasons, especially Christmas, held a special place in her bosom. Her spirit enkindled hearths during familial revelries, infusing warmth into their embrace.
As a second generation Irish immigrant, she embraced and reveled in her heritage. Yet, paramount in her affections was her kin, the very cornerstone of her existence. Her family held sway as the lodestar of her life's compass.
Surviving her are children: Joseph G. Poplar (Maryanne) of Connecticut, Jack W. Poplar (Peg) of Lancaster, Cherylann Poplar Werner (Kevin) of Lancaster; eight grandchildren: Joey, Laura, Alex, Elizabeth, Brighid, Erin, Rebecca, Ellie; seven great-grandchildren; her sister Elsie, and a retinue of nieces and nephews. She is preceded in death by eight siblings.
Anna Mae Stonesifer's tenure upon this earth was marked by ingenuity, benevolence, and an abiding love for her kin. Her legacy shall endure through the splendid creations she fashioned and the jubilance she bestowed upon those in her orbit. Her absence shall be keenly felt, and her memory shall be cherished evermore.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Salvation Army, 131 S. Queen Street, Lancaster, PA 17603.
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