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	Survivors are her husband Joseph (of 63 years!); three sons, Joseph (Patrice) Pillmeier of Florida, New York, James Pillmeier of Los Angeles, California; one daughter, Joanne Pillmeier of Greenwood Lake; one grandson, Joseph Pillmeier of Florida, New York and several nieces and nephews. Preceding her in death are three sisters Janet Phelan, Margaret Spirito, Mary Wood and one granddaughter Madeline Rose Pillmeier.		Survivors are her husband Joseph (of 63 years!); three sons, Joseph (Patrice) Pillmeier of Florida, New York, James Pillmeier of Los Angeles, California; one daughter, Joanne Pillmeier of Greenwood Lake; one grandson, Joseph Pillmeier of Florida, New York and several nieces and nephews. Preceding her in death are three sisters Janet Phelan, Margaret Spirito, Mary Wood and one granddaughter Madeline Rose Pillmeier.

	Friends wishing to remember Anne Phelan Pillmeier may make memorial contributions to [[St. Bernard's Church]] or [[~~St. Bernard's School\|~~St. Bernard's School]].		Friends wishing to remember Anne Phelan Pillmeier may make memorial contributions to [[St. Bernard's Church]] or [[St. Bernard's School]].

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	[[File:Anne Pillmeier.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Anne Pillmeier<br>Adirondack Daily Enterprise, ~~\|March~~ 2023]]		[[File:Anne Pillmeier.jpg\|right\|thumb\|Anne Pillmeier<br>Adirondack Daily Enterprise, March 2023]]

	'''Born:''' December 9, 1934		'''Born:''' December 9, 1934
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	'''Children:''' Joseph, James, John and Joanne Pillmeier		'''Children:''' Joseph, James, John and Joanne Pillmeier

	'''Anne Pillmeier''' had a camp on [[~~Kiwassa~~ Lake\|Kiwassa ~~Lake~~]].		'''Anne Pillmeier''' had a camp on [[Lake Kiwassa]].
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	'''Anne Pillmeier'''		'''Anne Pillmeier'''

	Anne Pillmeier, age 88, of Saranac Lake, died Tuesday, March 21, 2023, at her residence on [[~~Lake Kiwassa\|~~Lake Kiwassa]], according to her wishes.		Anne Pillmeier, age 88, of Saranac Lake, died Tuesday, March 21, 2023, at her residence on [[Lake Kiwassa]], according to her wishes.

	Born in Kingston, New York on Dec. 9, 1934. She was the daughter of James and Estelle (House) Phelan. Anne married Joseph Pillmeier on Saturday July 11, 1959, in Kingston. Schools attended were St. Joseph's School in Kingston, graduation was from Kingston High School in 1952 with a Regents diploma. After securing a Bachelor of Science in Education from Plattsburgh State University, Anne began her teaching career in earnest.		Born in Kingston, New York on Dec. 9, 1934. She was the daughter of James and Estelle (House) Phelan. Anne married Joseph Pillmeier on Saturday July 11, 1959, in Kingston. Schools attended were St. Joseph's School in Kingston, graduation was from Kingston High School in 1952 with a Regents diploma. After securing a Bachelor of Science in Education from Plattsburgh State University, Anne began her teaching career in earnest.

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	Anne's fond teaching memories began with a fourth grade class in Guilderland School District, followed by teaching first grade in her hometown for the Kingston City School District. After relocating to the Hudson Valley, she taught second grade at Goshen School District, then third grade at Florida Union Free School District where she taught for the remainder of her career; a combined total of 41 years. One of the highlights of her education service was as teacher's representative in the Florida Teacher Association for 10 years, holding the title for several of those years, until her retirement in 1996.		Anne's fond teaching memories began with a fourth grade class in Guilderland School District, followed by teaching first grade in her hometown for the Kingston City School District. After relocating to the Hudson Valley, she taught second grade at Goshen School District, then third grade at Florida Union Free School District where she taught for the remainder of her career; a combined total of 41 years. One of the highlights of her education service was as teacher's representative in the Florida Teacher Association for 10 years, holding the title for several of those years, until her retirement in 1996.

	A favorite time of the year was summer! School was out and she and her children could come to camp on Lake Kiwassa for the season where waterskiing was the activity of the day, along with hikes into the trails of the Adirondacks. It was here that she and her husband relocated. In Saranac Lake she was a member of the [[Women's College Scholarship Club\|Women's Scholarship Club]] and served faithfully each summer with the [[~~Saranac Lake Free Library\|~~Saranac Lake Free Library]] annual book drive.		A favorite time of the year was summer! School was out and she and her children could come to camp on Lake Kiwassa for the season where waterskiing was the activity of the day, along with hikes into the trails of the Adirondacks. It was here that she and her husband relocated. In Saranac Lake she was a member of the [[Women's College Scholarship Club\|Women's Scholarship Club]] and served faithfully each summer with the [[Saranac Lake Free Library]] annual book drive.

	Anne and her husband Joe were so fortunate to be able to spend their retirement skiing at Alta, Utah for most of the winter; being sure to spend time early in the season at Whiteface with their close friends on the Ski Patrol. They loved living in Saranac Lake and the people in it. She enjoyed hosting many gatherings on weekends in the summertime, and "legendary" milestone parties at the Lake with family and friends in attendance.		Anne and her husband Joe were so fortunate to be able to spend their retirement skiing at Alta, Utah for most of the winter; being sure to spend time early in the season at Whiteface with their close friends on the Ski Patrol. They loved living in Saranac Lake and the people in it. She enjoyed hosting many gatherings on weekends in the summertime, and "legendary" milestone parties at the Lake with family and friends in attendance.

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	Survivors are her husband Joseph (of 63 years!); three sons, Joseph (Patrice) Pillmeier of Florida, New York, James Pillmeier of Los Angeles, California; one daughter, Joanne Pillmeier of Greenwood Lake; one grandson, Joseph Pillmeier of Florida, New York and several nieces and nephews. Preceding her in death are three sisters Janet Phelan, Margaret Spirito, Mary Wood and one granddaughter Madeline Rose Pillmeier.		Survivors are her husband Joseph (of 63 years!); three sons, Joseph (Patrice) Pillmeier of Florida, New York, James Pillmeier of Los Angeles, California; one daughter, Joanne Pillmeier of Greenwood Lake; one grandson, Joseph Pillmeier of Florida, New York and several nieces and nephews. Preceding her in death are three sisters Janet Phelan, Margaret Spirito, Mary Wood and one granddaughter Madeline Rose Pillmeier.

	Friends wishing to remember Anne Phelan Pillmeier may make memorial contributions to [[~~St. Bernard's Church\|~~St. Bernard's Church]] or [[St. Bernard's School\|St. Bernard's School]].		Friends wishing to remember Anne Phelan Pillmeier may make memorial contributions to [[St. Bernard's Church]] or [[St. Bernard's School\|St. Bernard's School]].

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	'''Born:''' December 9, 1934		'''Born:''' December 9, 1934

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			'''Born:''' December 9, 1934

	'''Died:''' March 21, 2023		'''Died:''' March 21, 2023

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	'''Children:''' Joseph, James, John and Joanne Pillmeier		'''Children:''' Joseph, James, John and Joanne Pillmeier

	'''Anne Pillmeier''' had a camp on [[Kiwassa~~%20Lake~~\|Kiwassa Lake]].		'''Anne Pillmeier''' had a camp on [[Kiwassa Lake\|Kiwassa Lake]].
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	'''Anne Pillmeier'''		'''Anne Pillmeier'''

	Anne Pillmeier, age 88, of Saranac Lake, died Tuesday, March 21, 2023, at her residence on [[Lake~~%20Kiwassa~~\|Lake Kiwassa]], according to her wishes.		Anne Pillmeier, age 88, of Saranac Lake, died Tuesday, March 21, 2023, at her residence on [[Lake Kiwassa\|Lake Kiwassa]], according to her wishes.

	Born in Kingston, New York on Dec. 9, 1934. She was the daughter of James and Estelle (House) Phelan. Anne married Joseph Pillmeier on Saturday July 11, 1959, in Kingston. Schools attended were St. Joseph's School in Kingston, graduation was from Kingston High School in 1952 with a Regents diploma. After securing a Bachelor of Science in Education from Plattsburgh State University, Anne began her teaching career in earnest.		Born in Kingston, New York on Dec. 9, 1934. She was the daughter of James and Estelle (House) Phelan. Anne married Joseph Pillmeier on Saturday July 11, 1959, in Kingston. Schools attended were St. Joseph's School in Kingston, graduation was from Kingston High School in 1952 with a Regents diploma. After securing a Bachelor of Science in Education from Plattsburgh State University, Anne began her teaching career in earnest.
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	Anne's fond teaching memories began with a fourth grade class in Guilderland School District, followed by teaching first grade in her hometown for the Kingston City School District. After relocating to the Hudson Valley, she taught second grade at Goshen School District, then third grade at Florida Union Free School District where she taught for the remainder of her career; a combined total of 41 years. One of the highlights of her education service was as teacher's representative in the Florida Teacher Association for 10 years, holding the title for several of those years, until her retirement in 1996.		Anne's fond teaching memories began with a fourth grade class in Guilderland School District, followed by teaching first grade in her hometown for the Kingston City School District. After relocating to the Hudson Valley, she taught second grade at Goshen School District, then third grade at Florida Union Free School District where she taught for the remainder of her career; a combined total of 41 years. One of the highlights of her education service was as teacher's representative in the Florida Teacher Association for 10 years, holding the title for several of those years, until her retirement in 1996.

	A favorite time of the year was summer! School was out and she and her children could come to camp on Lake Kiwassa for the season where waterskiing was the activity of the day, along with hikes into the trails of the Adirondacks. It was here that she and her husband relocated. In Saranac Lake she was a member of the [[Women's~~%20College%20Scholarship%20Club~~\|Women's Scholarship Club]] and served faithfully each summer with the [[Saranac~~%20Lake%20Free%20Library~~\|Saranac Lake Free Library]] annual book drive.		A favorite time of the year was summer! School was out and she and her children could come to camp on Lake Kiwassa for the season where waterskiing was the activity of the day, along with hikes into the trails of the Adirondacks. It was here that she and her husband relocated. In Saranac Lake she was a member of the [[Women's College Scholarship Club\|Women's Scholarship Club]] and served faithfully each summer with the [[Saranac Lake Free Library\|Saranac Lake Free Library]] annual book drive.

	Anne and her husband Joe were so fortunate to be able to spend their retirement skiing at Alta, Utah for most of the winter; being sure to spend time early in the season at Whiteface with their close friends on the Ski Patrol. They loved living in Saranac Lake and the people in it. She enjoyed hosting many gatherings on weekends in the summertime, and "legendary" milestone parties at the Lake with family and friends in attendance.		Anne and her husband Joe were so fortunate to be able to spend their retirement skiing at Alta, Utah for most of the winter; being sure to spend time early in the season at Whiteface with their close friends on the Ski Patrol. They loved living in Saranac Lake and the people in it. She enjoyed hosting many gatherings on weekends in the summertime, and "legendary" milestone parties at the Lake with family and friends in attendance.
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	Survivors are her husband Joseph (of 63 years!); three sons, Joseph (Patrice) Pillmeier of Florida, New York, James Pillmeier of Los Angeles, California; one daughter, Joanne Pillmeier of Greenwood Lake; one grandson, Joseph Pillmeier of Florida, New York and several nieces and nephews. Preceding her in death are three sisters Janet Phelan, Margaret Spirito, Mary Wood and one granddaughter Madeline Rose Pillmeier.		Survivors are her husband Joseph (of 63 years!); three sons, Joseph (Patrice) Pillmeier of Florida, New York, James Pillmeier of Los Angeles, California; one daughter, Joanne Pillmeier of Greenwood Lake; one grandson, Joseph Pillmeier of Florida, New York and several nieces and nephews. Preceding her in death are three sisters Janet Phelan, Margaret Spirito, Mary Wood and one granddaughter Madeline Rose Pillmeier.

	Friends wishing to remember Anne Phelan Pillmeier may make memorial contributions to [[St.~~%20Bernard~~'s~~%20Church~~\|St. Bernard's Church]] or [[St.~~%20Bernard~~'s~~%20School~~\|St. Bernard's School]].		Friends wishing to remember Anne Phelan Pillmeier may make memorial contributions to [[St. Bernard's Church\|St. Bernard's Church]] or [[St. Bernard's School\|St. Bernard's School]].

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	'''Died:''' March 21, 2023		'''Died:''' March 21, 2023

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	'''Died:''' March 21, 2023		'''Died:''' March 21, 2023

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	'''Died:''' March 21, 2023		'''Died:''' March 21, 2023