Anna Louise Senft Miller is known by the family to possess all the traits of a good homemaker and loyal friend. Generous with her talents and means, she has lovingly made countless crocheted items for friends and family. Her cooking ability has long won her the traditional job at cooking for holiday family get-togethers.
Her home reflects the above-mentioned traits and is always a hospitable haven with a long-standing invitation for others to stop in and enjoy the fruits of her and her husband's labors. After her untimely death of a heart attack, her brother, Harry, always believed that this was because she over-worked herself, in trying in help her family and others.
By Harry Senft
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Mrs. Anna (Senft) Miller, 45, of Stewartstown RD 3, died Wednesday morning at York Hospital.
She was the wife of Charles W. Miller Sr. Mrs. Miller was a sander at Fypon Inc.
She was born In York, the daughter of Gertrude Senft, 842 E. Market St., York, and the late Harry Senft.
Survivors include: A son Charles W. Miller Jr., Box 410, Stewartstown, Three daughters Shirley Keesey, Stewartstown RD 3; Donna Zastowny, Dallastown; and Jacqueline Davis, Windsor and Seven grandchildren.,
Two brothers, George Senft, York, and Harry Senft, East Prospect. Two sisters Shirley Webb, Airville, and Florence Knisely, 842 E. Market St., York.
Viewing will be 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the Baumeister & Orcutt Mortuary Inc., South Queen and East Jackson streets, York.
Funeral will be 11 a.m. Saturday at the mortuary, Officiating will be the Rev. Rodney Stamper, pastor of Bethany Baptist Church, Sunnyburn. Burial will be in Susquehanna Memorial Gardens.
Her home reflects the above-mentioned traits and is always a hospitable haven with a long-standing invitation for others to stop in and enjoy the fruits of her and her husband's labors. After her untimely death of a heart attack, her brother, Harry, always believed that this was because she over-worked herself, in trying in help her family and others.
By Harry Senft
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Mrs. Anna (Senft) Miller, 45, of Stewartstown RD 3, died Wednesday morning at York Hospital.
She was the wife of Charles W. Miller Sr. Mrs. Miller was a sander at Fypon Inc.
She was born In York, the daughter of Gertrude Senft, 842 E. Market St., York, and the late Harry Senft.
Survivors include: A son Charles W. Miller Jr., Box 410, Stewartstown, Three daughters Shirley Keesey, Stewartstown RD 3; Donna Zastowny, Dallastown; and Jacqueline Davis, Windsor and Seven grandchildren.,
Two brothers, George Senft, York, and Harry Senft, East Prospect. Two sisters Shirley Webb, Airville, and Florence Knisely, 842 E. Market St., York.
Viewing will be 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the Baumeister & Orcutt Mortuary Inc., South Queen and East Jackson streets, York.
Funeral will be 11 a.m. Saturday at the mortuary, Officiating will be the Rev. Rodney Stamper, pastor of Bethany Baptist Church, Sunnyburn. Burial will be in Susquehanna Memorial Gardens.
Anna Louise Senft Miller is known by the family to possess all the traits of a good homemaker and loyal friend. Generous with her talents and means, she has lovingly made countless crocheted items for friends and family. Her cooking ability has long won her the traditional job at cooking for holiday family get-togethers.
Her home reflects the above-mentioned traits and is always a hospitable haven with a long-standing invitation for others to stop in and enjoy the fruits of her and her husband's labors. After her untimely death of a heart attack, her brother, Harry, always believed that this was because she over-worked herself, in trying in help her family and others.
By Harry Senft
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Mrs. Anna (Senft) Miller, 45, of Stewartstown RD 3, died Wednesday morning at York Hospital.
She was the wife of Charles W. Miller Sr. Mrs. Miller was a sander at Fypon Inc.
She was born In York, the daughter of Gertrude Senft, 842 E. Market St., York, and the late Harry Senft.
Survivors include: A son Charles W. Miller Jr., Box 410, Stewartstown, Three daughters Shirley Keesey, Stewartstown RD 3; Donna Zastowny, Dallastown; and Jacqueline Davis, Windsor and Seven grandchildren.,
Two brothers, George Senft, York, and Harry Senft, East Prospect. Two sisters Shirley Webb, Airville, and Florence Knisely, 842 E. Market St., York.
Viewing will be 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the Baumeister & Orcutt Mortuary Inc., South Queen and East Jackson streets, York.
Funeral will be 11 a.m. Saturday at the mortuary, Officiating will be the Rev. Rodney Stamper, pastor of Bethany Baptist Church, Sunnyburn. Burial will be in Susquehanna Memorial Gardens.
Her home reflects the above-mentioned traits and is always a hospitable haven with a long-standing invitation for others to stop in and enjoy the fruits of her and her husband's labors. After her untimely death of a heart attack, her brother, Harry, always believed that this was because she over-worked herself, in trying in help her family and others.
By Harry Senft
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Mrs. Anna (Senft) Miller, 45, of Stewartstown RD 3, died Wednesday morning at York Hospital.
She was the wife of Charles W. Miller Sr. Mrs. Miller was a sander at Fypon Inc.
She was born In York, the daughter of Gertrude Senft, 842 E. Market St., York, and the late Harry Senft.
Survivors include: A son Charles W. Miller Jr., Box 410, Stewartstown, Three daughters Shirley Keesey, Stewartstown RD 3; Donna Zastowny, Dallastown; and Jacqueline Davis, Windsor and Seven grandchildren.,
Two brothers, George Senft, York, and Harry Senft, East Prospect. Two sisters Shirley Webb, Airville, and Florence Knisely, 842 E. Market St., York.
Viewing will be 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the Baumeister & Orcutt Mortuary Inc., South Queen and East Jackson streets, York.
Funeral will be 11 a.m. Saturday at the mortuary, Officiating will be the Rev. Rodney Stamper, pastor of Bethany Baptist Church, Sunnyburn. Burial will be in Susquehanna Memorial Gardens.
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