Anna Mae Signore-Scheer

10/7/2020

Anna Mae Signore-Scheer, 89, passed away peacefully on October 7, 2020. She was the daughter of the late Emile and Mary Signore. In addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her two sisters, Rose Piccinini and Gilda Dwyer. She is survived by her husband of 65 years, Michael G. Scheer, a sister, Josephine Aureli, three children, Michael W. (Carol) Scheer, Jill Scheer, Mark (Mary Lou) Scheer, and a grandchild, Cherie Hoolahan. She was a member of Good Samaritan Parish and a devoted Christian. Anna Mae thought everyone was "Beautiful" and loved her coffee. Services were private. Arrangements handled by Kasper-Hahn Funeral and Cremations Svc., Inc., Ambridge. The family requests memorial contributions be made to the Alzheimers Foundation at act.alz.org/donate

6 Comments

Jonathan and Coleen Fleischman

10/9/2020 11:21:29 am

May God take Mrs. Scheer into his kingdom of everlasting life, love and peace as we send our devotional prayers, deepest sympathies and heartfelt condolences to the Scheer family and friends.

Jill Scheer

10/9/2020 01:22:31 pm

She knew she had dementia years ago and that her memory would fail but she kept her sense of humor and wanted people around her to feel at ease.
A family joke we had was when we’d leave her house we’d say - Mom, i’m heading home but I’ll call you.
She was a smart alec so she’d say, Oh Yah? What’ll you call me?
And we’d answer, “Irresponsible". (you know, after that old standard, Call Me Irresponsible) -- She thought that was pretty funny.
After that whenever she met someone she’d extend her hand and say “Just call me irresponsible” All with a wink in her eye of course.

Mike Scheer

10/9/2020 01:39:23 pm

I'll share a funny story about my mother. It was in the early 80s and my dad had bought a Honda Civic station wagon. It had a manual 5 speed shift. I agreed to show my mother how to drive the car. Having driven a stick shift many many years ago, my mother was a little familiar with shifting she just a bit rusty. However she never drove anything that had more than three forward gears. The Honda had 5 forward gears. So we tried driving for a little while and she pulled over and said in a soft voice. I"'m only used to shifting up to 3rd gear so would it be okay if I only use the first three gears in this car? I promise I won't drive too fast." I just laughed

Carol Scheer

10/9/2020 03:54:58 pm

I could not have asked for a more wonderful mother-in-law. Anna Mae (or Annie as we called her) was a loving, caring person in every way possible. If the world was made up of people like Annie it would truly be heaven on earth. I have so many wonderful memories of her it would fill a book. It was a hard road at the end but that's not what I will choose to remember. I choose to remember the woman who always had a hug for you, a hot delicious meal on the table, and kind words to make you feel special. Rest in peace Annie. You deserve eternity in the sunshine sipping on a cup of celestial coffee.

Steven Adams

10/9/2020 04:56:25 pm

Mrs. Scheer was a kind and welcoming soul period.
I was fortunate to be part of many of the Scheers family functions and you could feel her generosity before you even entered her home.
Prayers and healing to her husband, children, and family members who were blessed with many great years and wonderful memories.

Judy

10/9/2020 05:56:28 pm

To the Scheer Family:
I never met Annie, but from my sister MaryLou,, I learned that Annie was sweet & had a great sense of humor. My most since sympathy to all of the family.
Judy Torbin

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