Annabelle Bratlien Cabana

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So sorry for the loss of your beloved Annabelle. She was such a wonderful friend and neighbor to my Grandma, Alice Courteau. Ted and Annabelle watched over her and helped her with many things. She helped my Grandma get her pantyhose on for my wedding, now that's a true friend! I knew Annebelle well from my visits to 14th Avenue and she was a wonderful person. She was so active, always walking and biking, I admired her energy. She loved her family very much and talked about all of you so often with much affection and pride. My thoughts are with you all as you celebrate Annabelle's life. I know you will miss her greatly. Sincerely Jill Rynda (Provo)

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Cabana Family, please know Mike and I were sadden to hear about Annabelle. I personally remember her unbelievable joyous laugh. Her ability to play cards, her soups, and her welcoming spirit. We hold you all in our prayers.

News came yesterday that my precious 91 year-old, Aunt Annabelle slipped quietly into the waiting arms of Jesus. While the news brought immediate sadness and tears, we were blessed to have had her. No words could ever relay how she was loved. She shared with me her true loves and with a gentle spirit placed them in my heart. When I was a young child, come winter, my father would clear the pond behind our home. Eager with anticipation and excitement, I would put on my skates knowing Annabelle was going to teach me to skate. Come spring and our short lived summers, she taught me the joy of biking. I had my little girl bike and she had her 26? 10 gear Raleigh. I fell in love! When my cousin Bobby was in high school, he was so proud to get a new bike. His family went out for a ride to our house. Relaying to Annabelle how I loved his new bike, she sent me to the moon and back with by telling me I could have an old bike of his. I passed that bike on to my girls so, with a toddler in a bike seat and one in an infant backpack, we could go on long bike rides together. Loving memories I have shared with my children and grandchildren. Thank you Annabelle – Love Light and Laughter Sue

Bless Annabelle and her family who bear this loss. She remains in my memory as a bright, warm, convivial woman pleasant to be with. Condolences to my Uncle-in-law, Ted, and to Bobby and Gary and their families.