Hoffmann, Anne M. (Grady)

Anne M. Hoffmann, 76, of Lakewood, WI (formally of DePere, WI) passed away peacefully on February 6th, 2023 surrounded by loved ones. She fought a short battle against cancer. She was born March 24th, 1946 to Patrick and Juline (Arnoldussen) Grady. She graduated Freedom High School in 1965. In 1966 she graduated from McConnell Airline school. She was united in marriage to the love of her life, Karl Hoffmann, on May 5th, 1967. They were blessed with two children together, Troy and Kim. She retired from R.R. Donnelly after 29 years so she could care for her husband, Karl.

Anne was so full of life and had so much love to give. She was the one who would be willing to do anything for anyone. She was a giver, carefree, wild, sassy, and quite the jokester. She enjoyed traveling, taking LOTS of pictures, shopping, sewing, watching NASCAR and cooking. She loved being around family and spoiling them with her love, especially her grandkids and great grandkids. She was an amazing Big Grandma and GG, her favorite titles.

She is survived by her children Troy (Val) Hoffmann of Townsend, WI; Kim (Bob) Davis of Harrison, AR. She is also survived by her grandchildren Kheidi Davis of Harrison, AR; Karlee (Bob) Dronso of Lakewood, WI; Riley Hoffmann (Heather Bath) of Wabeno, WI; Matthew (Rachel) Davis of Harrison, AR; Brynlea Hoffmann of Townsend, WI; and Owen Konrad of Harrison, AR. Her beloved three great children Bob, Stella, and River who always kept a smile on her face. Her brothers and sisters; Laura Gonnering, Patrick (Lois) Grady, Mary (Richard) Williamson, Rosie (Ron) Poquette, Fred Grady, and Cindy (Ray) Morrison. Robert and June Dorn, her friend Art, and many nieces, nephews, and other loved ones.

Anne was preceded in death by her husband, Karl, father and mother, father-in-law and mother-in-law Earl and Ruth Hoffmann, brothers Michael and Frank Grady; sister-in-laws Diane "Dee Dee" Grady, Pam Grady, Eyvonne Grady, and Fay Konkel. Brother-in-law Richard Konkel, nephews; Jimmy Grady, Joseph Grady, Colt Ringer, and Daniel Poquette.

The family would like to thank Lakewood Assisted Living for their care along with Unity Hospice. A special thanks to her daughter-in-law, Val, for all the extra care.

In lieu of flowers, Anne would prefer smiley face balloons because she never wanted anyone to be sad.