Mary Ann Cook
It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Mary Ann (Rouse) Cook, a beautiful wife, mother, sister, grandmother and great grandmother.
Born on June 30, 1934 in Cincinnati, Ohio, Mary Ann was a vibrant woman, who chaired the annual Charity Ball, and was on the board of Covington Protestant Children’s Home.
At 38 years old, she started a new career and worked diligently as a medical assistant for Dr. Moser, Huller & Perry for 22 years. Due to her tireless work ethic and ambition, she was promoted to office manager. She continued working in the medical field as a mentor even after she retired and moved to Florida with her cherished husband, Bill.
Mary Ann is survived by her husband of 71 years, Bill Cook; daughters: Kerry (Alan) Moore, Connie (Mark) Norberg, and Christy (Steve) Schutter. Preceded in death by her only son, Clay Cook and grandson, Drew Norberg. Mary Ann will be greatly missed by her 14 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren who knew her affectionately as “Mim”.
Mary Ann was a loving, kind, creative, intelligent woman who will be greatly missed, but whose spirit lives on in everyone’s lives she touched.
Any donations to a local food bank or St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital by clicking on the following link St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Donation would be appreciated.
A celebration of life will be arranged later in the summer.
Online condolences can be made at www.linnemannfuneralhomes.com
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To Bill and the Cook family,
We truly treasured Mary Ann. She was a beautiful woman, inside and out.
She made the medical office a cheerful, caring place to work and all patients loved her.
I’m so happy to see that she had such a large, loving family. My sympathy to all.
Robin Huller
With love & sympathy
Connie, Mark & Family: We are so very sorry to hear of your mom’s passsing. May fond memories comfort you at this time of sadness and loss. Sending many hugs and prayers your way,
Kathy & Terry Riesenberg
There Are No Words
Billy, there are no words that can come close to healing your broken heart. But, know that I am so sorry for your loss. Although its been about 30 years since I last saw you and Mary, you both have always been in my thoughts. I still remember visiting with you and Mary when we were teenagers. She was then and always your best friend. Your cousin, Tom
Sending Love and Prayers
To say Mary Ann Cook was beautiful inside and out is an understatement. She was the epitome of a gracious hostess, and someone I have looked up to ever since I was a young child. She was stylish, ladylike, loving and nurturing. Mary Ann was the most devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She left a beautiful mark on the world she touched and she will be greatly missed. Her spirit lives on in her large and close family. I know your hearts are broken-may the love, support and prayers of family and friends sustain you during your grief.
Justice Michelle Keller
Sorry for your loss
So sorry for your loss she was a great lady. I enjoyed and learned a lot from working with her at Dr’s Moser, Perry and Huller office. Lisa Brosey
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