Anne Pekovich

1923-2008
Remembrances

Jo and family, I am so sorry to have read that Anne passed away and am sorry I was not able to attend the services.

Anne was such a sweet, loving, spiritual and classy woman. When I would go to Las Vegas, I always looked forward to seeing her. I'm sorry to say that once she moved to Billings, I only visited her once at her house but as always enjoyed the time with her.

She always reminded me of my Mom - looks, personality, and involvement in the church so there was always a great connection with her and I.

Again I am so sorry for your loss.

Linda (Soraich) Deavila

 

 

            Anne Pekovich, 84 of Billings, died on August 30, 2008 at Valley Healthcare Center.  Anne was born on September 1, 1923 in Bearcreek, MT to Mike and Mara Pekovich.

            Her brothers, Bobby, Eli, Mike and Steve, preceded her in death.  Anne is survived by sisters Jo (Frank) Sherman, and Evelyn Stinson of Billings, and Minnie Saye of West Virginia.

            Vigil Services will be held at 7:00 P.M. on Wednesday, September 3, at Michelotti-Sawyers Mortuary.  Orthodox Funeral Services will be held at 10:00 A.M., on Thursday, at St. Nicholas Orthodox Church, 401 Lewis Ave.  Burial will follow at Mountview Cemetery.

            Memorials may be made to St. Nicholas Orthodox Church.

  

To Anne's family,

We, the three Tenge girls,know how highly our Dad regarded and treasured Anne. She was the rock who kept his office sane and sensible. She was also a treasured friend to our family and was always so kind to the three of us.

We send our prayers and good thoughts to an old and very dear friend. Mary Rose, Gretchen, Jean

We are sorry to hear of Anne's passing. We only knew her for a short time but enjoyed the time we spent with her. While at West Park Village she and my mother became friends, and they seemed to enjoy each others company, playing bingo and just visiting. Now they can visit again and reminisce about old times.

~Jim & Voni(Melius)Fletcher~

             

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