Ann Louise Rhodes Obituary - Ann Louise Rhodes, 57 years old, a resident of Lisbon, Ohio, left this life behind and passed through the gates of heaven on February 15, 2024. This tragedy caused the entire world to lose a dearly loved one. Ann's life was a vibrant tapestry that was woven with love, joy, and memories that will be cherished forever. The love that Ann had for her family and friends was shown in a manner that was fierce, complete, and unreserved without reservation. Her love for them was so strong that it overflowed her heart.
The enchantment and joy that Ann's seven grandchildren brought into her life made her world a better place. When Ann went camping, she would take pleasure in the natural beauty of the outdoors, tend to her flowers and plants, and pursue the thrill of catching the largest fish she could find. Both happiness and comfort were brought to her by these activities. A further unchanging aspect of her existence was music, which told the tale of her existence. Those who are left to cherish her memory are her three children, Sheena Renee Rhodes, Kaylynn Rose Keener, and Travis Lee Keener, as well as her seven devoted grandchildren. All of these individuals are living proof of the love that she showered upon her family.Ann was one of four girls in her family when she was born, and she is survived by her three sisters: Melissa Hornbeck, who is married to David, Jennifer Oliver, and Paula McCutchen, who is married to John Johnson. In addition to that, she was a cherished aunt to eight nieces and nephews, five great-nephews, and a great-niece throughout her life. Six aunts and a large number of cousins are among the relatives that Ann, a devoted member of the Rhodes/Keller family, leaves behind. While she was on her journey, Ann went through both happy and sad times.
Prior to her passing, her maternal and paternal grandparents, as well as her parents, Paula "Polly" and James "Dusty" Rhodes, were all deceased. Her closest friends Big John and Zach, her cherished Joe Beebout, and her nephew Dusty Davis all passed away, and the only thing that could fill the voids that each of their deaths created was memories. The thought that Ann has been reunited with loved ones who have passed away before us brings us comfort as we say our final goodbyes to her.
