Kerry-Anne Neumann Cremation Fund
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Kerry-Anne Neumann, beloved Sister, Mother, and Friend to many, has passed during these trying times.
Having lost her husband of over 20 years in 2007, Kerry-Anne and her 2 sons had done their best to make a new life without him. Unfortunately, life had continuously thrown obstacles her way, until it just became one too many. After 20 years of service with the City of Milwaukee, Kerry-Anne was let go. Her body had finally become worn down, due to her life-long disability, which was caused by painful experimental procedures she had as a child for her severe scoliosis.
This had left Kerry-Anne in a terrible place, trying to support herself and her children without the steady income she had become accustomed to.
After these past several years of trying to get the help she needed financially, and being continuously pushed down, Kerry-Anne decided to get out of the city. With some help from her boys, she was able to find a small place up-north, very near to a quaint fishing spot. And just when we thought she may be able to relax somewhere like she had always wanted, that is when life threw at her one final obstacle that she could not out-maneuver.
Just 3 days after moving to her new life, she was taken away from us all, without warning.
Unfortunately, since Kerry-Anne had moved out of Milwaukee, and was not officially established in her new home, we have been unable to get any help with the cost of her cremation, and the return of her remains. With each passing day, we all get just a little bit closer to our own family nightmare. To be unable to put your loved one's remains to rest, in an owned plot with her lifelong love, would be a disservice to a woman who helped anyone who needed it, in any way she could.
All we ask is to be able to bring Kerry-Anne home and have her laid to rest with her husband. Nothing more. We know that everyone is being affected during these uncertain times, and completely understand that many may feel that they are unable to help.
But I must make this plea to everyone; If you can help, even just a small amount, it WILL make a world of difference.
Our family appreciates your consideration, and we thank you for your time.
Trisha
Having lost her husband of over 20 years in 2007, Kerry-Anne and her 2 sons had done their best to make a new life without him. Unfortunately, life had continuously thrown obstacles her way, until it just became one too many. After 20 years of service with the City of Milwaukee, Kerry-Anne was let go. Her body had finally become worn down, due to her life-long disability, which was caused by painful experimental procedures she had as a child for her severe scoliosis.
This had left Kerry-Anne in a terrible place, trying to support herself and her children without the steady income she had become accustomed to.
After these past several years of trying to get the help she needed financially, and being continuously pushed down, Kerry-Anne decided to get out of the city. With some help from her boys, she was able to find a small place up-north, very near to a quaint fishing spot. And just when we thought she may be able to relax somewhere like she had always wanted, that is when life threw at her one final obstacle that she could not out-maneuver.
Just 3 days after moving to her new life, she was taken away from us all, without warning.
Unfortunately, since Kerry-Anne had moved out of Milwaukee, and was not officially established in her new home, we have been unable to get any help with the cost of her cremation, and the return of her remains. With each passing day, we all get just a little bit closer to our own family nightmare. To be unable to put your loved one's remains to rest, in an owned plot with her lifelong love, would be a disservice to a woman who helped anyone who needed it, in any way she could.
All we ask is to be able to bring Kerry-Anne home and have her laid to rest with her husband. Nothing more. We know that everyone is being affected during these uncertain times, and completely understand that many may feel that they are unable to help.
But I must make this plea to everyone; If you can help, even just a small amount, it WILL make a world of difference.
Our family appreciates your consideration, and we thank you for your time.
Trisha
Organizer
Trisha Korber
Organizer
Milwaukee, WI
