1954
Anna
2024
Anna Milada Reichlmayr
June 2, 1954 — April 5, 2024
Anna Milada Reichlmayr, affectionately known as Anna to her family and friends, passed away peacefully on April 5, 2024, in Greenville, South Carolina. Born on June 2, 1954, in Germany, Anna's journey through life was marked by her infectious laughter, a spirit of adventure, and an unwavering dedication to those she held dear.
Anna's early years in Germany were filled with the love and guidance of her parents, the late Milada Ment and Wilhelm Engels. Though she eventually moved to the United States, the values they instilled in her remained a guiding force throughout her life. Her brother Harold Engels, who preceded her in death, shared many cherished childhood memories with Anna that would be recounted for years to come.
In her professional life, Anna was a beloved bank teller, known for greeting every customer with a warm smile and a kind word.
Anna's adventurous spirit found its match in her loving husband, Gary Grizard. Together, they embraced life's journey with enthusiasm and joy. She was further blessed with three sons, Thomas, Andrew, and Myke Reichlmayr, who brought immeasurable happiness and purpose to Anna's life. She poured her heart into her role as a mother, raising her boys with a blend of discipline, humor, and an abundance of love.
Her sisters, Anita Stern and Josephine Maitland, shared in Anna's passion for life, often joining her in her many pursuits and adventures. The bond between the sisters was a source of strength and comfort, and their shared laughter will echo in their hearts forever.
Anna's love for cooking was legendary among her family and friends. Her kitchen was the heart of the home, a place where stories were shared, and memories were made over lovingly prepared meals. She also had a keen interest in real estate, always keeping an eye on the market and sharing her insights with anyone who shared her fascination.
Above all, Anna cherished spending time with her family. Whether it was a quiet evening at home or an impromptu family gathering, she believed that the truest form of wealth was the time spent with loved ones.
Those who knew Anna would describe her as funny, adventurous, and selfless. Her humor was a gift that lifted the spirits of everyone around her. Her adventurous nature inspired others to explore, to learn, and to embrace life's unpredictability. And her selflessness was evident in every act of kindness, every sacrifice made for the benefit of others.
Anna's legacy is one of joy, love, and a life well-lived. Her absence will be deeply felt by all who had the privilege of knowing her. Yet, the memories she created, the laughter she shared, and the love she spread will continue to shine brightly in the lives of her family and friends.
Anna Milada Reichlmayr's story is not one of an ending, but a beautiful reminder that the impact we have on this world can endure far beyond our physical presence. She will be dearly missed, but her spirit will live on through the countless lives she touched.
Anna's early years in Germany were filled with the love and guidance of her parents, the late Milada Ment and Wilhelm Engels. Though she eventually moved to the United States, the values they instilled in her remained a guiding force throughout her life. Her brother Harold Engels, who preceded her in death, shared many cherished childhood memories with Anna that would be recounted for years to come.
In her professional life, Anna was a beloved bank teller, known for greeting every customer with a warm smile and a kind word.
Anna's adventurous spirit found its match in her loving husband, Gary Grizard. Together, they embraced life's journey with enthusiasm and joy. She was further blessed with three sons, Thomas, Andrew, and Myke Reichlmayr, who brought immeasurable happiness and purpose to Anna's life. She poured her heart into her role as a mother, raising her boys with a blend of discipline, humor, and an abundance of love.
Her sisters, Anita Stern and Josephine Maitland, shared in Anna's passion for life, often joining her in her many pursuits and adventures. The bond between the sisters was a source of strength and comfort, and their shared laughter will echo in their hearts forever.
Anna's love for cooking was legendary among her family and friends. Her kitchen was the heart of the home, a place where stories were shared, and memories were made over lovingly prepared meals. She also had a keen interest in real estate, always keeping an eye on the market and sharing her insights with anyone who shared her fascination.
Above all, Anna cherished spending time with her family. Whether it was a quiet evening at home or an impromptu family gathering, she believed that the truest form of wealth was the time spent with loved ones.
Those who knew Anna would describe her as funny, adventurous, and selfless. Her humor was a gift that lifted the spirits of everyone around her. Her adventurous nature inspired others to explore, to learn, and to embrace life's unpredictability. And her selflessness was evident in every act of kindness, every sacrifice made for the benefit of others.
Anna's legacy is one of joy, love, and a life well-lived. Her absence will be deeply felt by all who had the privilege of knowing her. Yet, the memories she created, the laughter she shared, and the love she spread will continue to shine brightly in the lives of her family and friends.
Anna Milada Reichlmayr's story is not one of an ending, but a beautiful reminder that the impact we have on this world can endure far beyond our physical presence. She will be dearly missed, but her spirit will live on through the countless lives she touched.
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