Ann C. Quick
October 22, 2012
Ann Quick, 90, passed away October 22, 2012, at Mercy Hospice in Johnston. She was born February 18, 1922, in Ankeny, Iowa, to Peter and Anna Quick. She worked for years at Rural Bible Crusade and later for Brown, Winick, Graves Law Firm. She was a member of First Federated Church, and helped them with meals as well as worked in the library.
Ann is survived by her sisters, Ruth Bathel and Ellen Ober; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; sister, Lillie Rittgers; and her brothers, Harold, Herbert, Robert, Ray, Harvey, Arvid, and Dick.
Visitation will be from 10 to 11 a.m., Thursday, October 25, 2012, at Hamilton’s near Highland Memory Gardens, 121 NW 60th Avenue in Des Moines. A graveside service will immediately follow at Highland Memory Gardens Cemetery.
Memorial contributions may be directed to First Federated Church, or to Mercy Hospice in Johnston, in loving memory of Ann.
Online condolences may be expressed at:
www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com
Betty (McBride)Buttrey
10/28/2012
Ellen, Ruth and all of the members of the Quick family. I am sending my sympathy and prayers for all of you. May the Lord be with you and encourage you. Betty
Shirley Andre Robinson
10/27/2012
I was blessed to know Ann when she was the Executive Secretary to the Director of Revenue, Bill Forst. Ann was a shining light to me, always gracious and full of love for the Lord and all she met. Her steadfast love helped show me how much a life - mine in this case - could be changed by accepting Jesus. What a gift she was to all she met.
Dixie McGrew
10/24/2012
I worked with Ann at the BrownWinick Law Firm. We appreciated her love of life and enjoyed her love of food! She was greatly loved and esteemed by those of us who worked with her and we missed her when she retired. Although some of us kept in touch after her retirement, I had not seen her for about two years, which I regret.
Bonnie Quick Miller
10/24/2012
Loved having Aunt Ann near when growing up in Wheaton, Illinois in grade school and again in Peoria, Illinois while in high school. She was so fun, positive, kind, and shared her love of sweets. She was a great role model and readily communicated her love of the Lord! I love you, Aunt Ann!