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Ann Wood (Latty)
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37
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28 Nov 1970
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4 Mar 2008
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Times Leader, The
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Wilkes-Barre, PA, Us
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14 May 2008
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Clarks Summit; Glenburn; Salem, OR; Petaluma, CA; Reedsport, OR; Sandy Hook, NJ; Dallas, OR; San Pedro, CA; HI; Hop Bottom
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American Sign Language; John Wood; Susan; Guy Wood; Annie; Sabrena Switzer; Jonathan Latty; Samantha; Shon Latty; Glen Wood; Janet Henderson Wood
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Don Wetzel
Just to fill in the blanks...Ann Elizabeth (Wood) Latty
March 4, 2008
Ann Elizabeth (Wood) Latty , died Tuesday March 4, in Salem, Oregon at the age of 37. She was born November 28, 1970 in Scranton, to Guy and Janet Henderson Wood. Ann grew up in Clarks Summit and graduated from Abington Heights High School in 1989.
She joined the United States Coast Guard which took her to San Pedro, CA and then to Petaluma, CA where she attended and graduated from Yeoman School. She was the transferred to Sandy Hook, NJ. While stationed at Sandy Hook she met and later married her husband, Shon on December 7, 1991 in Clarks Summit. They were then transferred to Hawaii. While in Hawaii, her daughter Samantha was born. Annie was honorably discharged in 1995 and moved to Reedsport, OR in 1996. In 2001, while in Reedsport, her son Jonathan was born. In 2006, she moved to Dallas, OR. She enjoyed being a homemaker and a mother, choosing to homeschool her children. She also enjoyed being a puppeteer, translating and teaching American sign language, computers, arts and crafts, quilting, and church activities. She was an active member of the Dallas Evangelical Bible Church, teaching Awana’s, children’s church and American Sign Language, and singing with the Women of Praise.
She is survived by her husband; Shon Latty, her children; Sabrena Switzer, who attends Oklahoma State University; Samantha and Jonathan Latty, Dallas, OR; a sister Susan O’Connor, Morrisville, two brothers, Glen Wood, Clarks Summit, and John Wood, Hop Bottom, her father Guy Wood, Dalton; her mother, Janet Wood, Morrisville and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces and nephews.
Victoria Stigliano (Dzuban)
To fill in the blanks even more...Just before she passed away, she had become ill with the flu. She seemed to be getting over it but then she found herself unable to breathe regularly. She was admitted into the hospital and diagnosed with a bad case of pneumonia. Within 36 hours or so, she was gone. It was very quick and left a huge hole in the hearts of those who loved her.She was like a sister to me and I feel privileged to have known her. Those who are on Facebook or anyone who has been touched by her can come together online. Her FB page is still active and is being monitored by her daughter Samantha. Please send a message to her and request to be a friend. Your kind thoughts are very welcome.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=679826810