Anne L Wolgram

March 5, 1940 - March 24, 2018

Anne Louise Wolgram, 78 of Pueblo passed away March 24th, 2018. Anne was born on March 5th, 1940 in Lamar, Colorado. She was proceeded in death by her father, Edward Wolgram; mother, Iva Wolgram; brother, Larry Wolgram; brother, Ted Wolgram and nephew, Randy Wolgram. Anne is survived by her children, Michael Mora, Kathy (John) Villarreal, Christopher Mora and Jolyn (Santos) Mora; grandchildren, Christine (Seth) Peters, Jamie (Windell) Bassett, Nick Mora, Amanda Villarreal, Vincent Villarreal , Clayton Mora, Evan Mora and Makenna Mora; great grandchildren, Isabelle Peters, Isaac Peters, Ayana Bassett, Jaxson Peters, Jayden Peters and Zoe Bassett; her brothers Pat (Jullia) Wolgram, Bill (Sharon) Wolgram, Eddie (Kay) Wolgram, Tony (Christine) Wolgram; sisters Linda Wolgram and Joyce (Jim) Wright. She also had numerous nephews and nieces that she loved spending time with. Anne is also leaving behind her beloved dog, Sara. Anne attended Pueblo County High School where she met Chris (CJ) Mora, husband of 35 years. Anne was first and foremost an incredible mother. She breathed meaning into the word caregiver. She was a woman of the upmost integrity who spent her life attending to and loving her children and grandchildren. She lead with her actions and proved endlessly her commitment to meeting the needs of her loved ones. Anne’s favorite hobbies serve as a beautiful reminder for how she lived for others. As she delighted in the ones she loved, she found joy in her bird watching. Like her natural inclination toward caring for others she had the sweetest passion and talent for gardening. In the rare occasion you couldn’t find Anne, you would have been wise to look in her garden where you most undoubtedly found her tending to her flowers, their growth, and the fostering of their life and beauty. Anne was an artisan of many fashions, but was known most for her skill as a painter. Almost more incredible was to watch Anne as she worked her way through a kitchen. Those of us to have been served a plate by Anne know how truly blessed we are to have been given such a tangible taste of her generosity and kindness. To know Anne, was to never know hunger and to enjoy the comfort embedded through and through in her meals. One salient and irrevocable truth is that the most cherished of holidays will forever be those spent at “Grandma’s.” Anne will be remembered and loved for all this and so much more as long as there is breath in the lungs of her loved ones to share in their treasured memories of her. Mass of the Resurrection will be 10am, Wednesday, March 28th, 2018 at St. Joseph Church. Interment to follow at Roselawn Cemetery.