Anna Maria Millen-McGinnis

August 18th, 1958 - December 16th, 2021

Forever Loved and Missed

	About
	Name	Anna Maria Millen-McGinnis
	Date of Birth	August 18th, 1958
	Date of Death	December 16th, 2021
	Home Town	Belfast, Northern Ireland, GB
	Other City	Arp, TX, US
	Interests	Family, Travel, Gardening, Camping, Fishing, Volunteer work
	In Memoriam Donation	Shriners Hospital for Children

	Memorial

	Other	Keeper Virtual Memorial Events
	Funeral Home	Borren and O'Connor
	Cemetery	Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery
	Address	2000 Mountain Creek Parkway Dallas TX 75211 United States
	Location	Section 19B Grave 23

	Family
	Significant Other	Martin McGinnis
	Parents	Sarah (Saddie) C Millen, Thomas Alphonsus Millen
	Children	Justin A. McGinnis, Natalie Ann McGinnis
	Grand-Parents	Catherine J. McAaleavy, John Millen, Patrick Edgar, Sarah McShane

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	Milestones

	1973	Arrived USA via NYC
	1973 - 1976	Willows High School, High School
	1975 - 1977	Electronic Techncian, US Forest Service
	1975 - 1982	Wedding Engagement, Personal
	1976	Graduated High School
	1978	Hired by Intel Corp. R&D
	1978	Graduated College
	1978 - 1980	Butte College, AAS Electronic Techician
	1978 - 1984	Electronic Techncian, Intel Corporation
	1982	Married Martin McGinnis
	1982 - 2021	Mother/Home manager, Casa McGinnis
	1984	Moved to Denver Colorado
	1986	Birth of Justin McGinnis
	1988	Moved to Canton Michigan
	1989	Birth Natalie McGinnis
	1992	Moved to Milford Mass.
	1994	Moved to Novi Michigan
	1994	Started for Westside Forestry
	1998	Moved to Dallas Texas
	2000	Moved Back to Novi Michigan
	2000 - 2013	Office Manager, West Side Forestry
	2002	Became a US Citizen
	2013	Retired
	2014	Moved to Arp Texas

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Dave And Janel Voglewede published a tribute .

Martin, Justin and Natalie -
thank you for sharing your wonderful wife and mother's presence and love with us. Every time we met or talked on the phone with her - including countless times since meeting in Colorado - was special. Her love, family pride and optimism was always contagious and so much of it was drawn from you! We will deeply miss her wisdom, convictions as well as her friendship. We are grateful that her suffering is nevermore, as well as thankful for the bravery she taught us, and we plan to see her vibrant/loving self again in good time.
Again, thank you for sharing her with us.

In honor of Anna, and so others here can share in your family's love for each other, here is a privately posted YouTube video link to an abbreviated version of the family video I made for you guys as a X-Mas gift some years ago. I hope it helps you remember the good times! It is viewable by anyone you want to share it with.
Thank you again for sharing Anna with us, and we will continue to keep her in our prayers - and, know that she is doing the same for her beloved Husband, Daughter and Son from a far higher place.

https://youtu.be/oYfi0njrtWw

Martin McGinnis published a comment .

Thanks Dave, that brought a lot of memories of very good times.

Martin McGinnis published a comment .

Ann loved Christmas most and all of the holidays, but her joy in entertaining friends was her biggest passion and this picture captures it best of all.

Martin Mcginnis published a comment .

Well maybe she had another big passion. Wooofe!!!!!!!!


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Martin McGinnis published a tribute .

Ann was my best friend, lover, wife, mother to our children and the most genuine and generous spirit I've ever known. She can never be duplicated and will be missed everyday for the remainder of my life and her family/friends. I was truely bless to have had her at my side for the last 48 years.

Sweet Dreams my love until we're joined again.

Martin

Becky Obermayer published a comment .

I was proud to call Anna my friend. I loved her very much and I am so thankful that our paths crossed many years ago fishing on Lake Erie. We hit it off from the moment we met! We had so much fun laughing, fishing, cooking, camping, and solving all of life's problems. Anna dearly loved her family and friends. I treasure all of the fun times we shared, even 1200 miles apart. I will forever miss you my dear sweet Anna. I love you.

Donald Kaercher published a comment .

Martin, Anna, and kids were close friends when we both landed in Michigan. We did a lot together, hunting, camping, but mostly just hanging out, watching the kids grow, and just having lots of fun and laughs like you do when you are young and seemingly indestructible. We were very close during those years, and my memories of Ann was that of a great mom, wife, and just an all- around fun person. I am still in shock she is gone. Life seems so unfair sometimes. She was one of the really good ones. God bless.

Martin A Mcginnis published a comment .

Thanks Don, we both love you the same.

Rob Rist published a comment .

I lived across the street from Ann and the Millen family when they moved to Willows from Northern Ireland. She, her brother Pat, Marty, and I were classmates. I always remember her and Marty walking hand-in-hand around the High School campus. After seeing the tribute, it is obvious from the pictures that Ann had a life well-lived. God Bless Ann, and Marty and family