Westmoreland County PA Archives Obituaries.....Saxman,  Ann E. Kittinger June 4, 1912
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Latrobe Bulletin Tue Jun 04 1912 Page 1
Death came to Mrs. Ann E. Saxman, the wife of M. Saxman, at 2:30 o'clock, this
morning, the end occurring at Pleasant Home which for fifteen years she had
graced, as a loyal wife, an ever welcoming hostess and an ever-ready listener to
the appeal of those in need. Though her condition had been such as to occasion
great anxiety since the time she was taken ill with grippe, some months ago, her
death came suddenly. Yesterday afternoon she had appeared to be resting
comfortably, and at 11 o'clock last night she seemed quite cheerful. A sinking
spell was suffered, however, and the efforts of her physician to effect a rally
in her strength proved unavailing, she having breathed her last in the early
hours of the morning. A native of New Jersey, Mrs. Saxman, whose maiden name was
Kittinger, was united in marriage to M. Saxman, fifteen years ago, the wedding
taking place in Washington, D. C. She is survived by Mr. Saxman, by Mrs. Josiah
Shaw, nee Miss Emily Wilson, of Washington, D. C., and by the following sons and
daughters at M. Saxman: Mrs. J. W. Hartman of Latrobe; Edwin F. Saxman, of Villa
Nova; Marcus W. Saxman, of Latrobe; Mrs. F. S. Parsons, of Dorchester, Mass.:
Charles Saxman, of Arizona; Mrs. John Brown, of La Grange Ill.; Mrs. George D.
Rise, of Latrobe; Earl Saxman, of Latrobe and Mrs Earnest Cunningham, of
Philadelphia. From the time that she came to Latrobe to live, Mrs. Saxman took
an active part in the social life of the community, while her interest in
charitable undertaking was boundless. She numbered as her friends all those who
came within the radius of her kindly ways and her generous impulses. The funeral
services will be held at the family residence at two o'clock, Friday afternoon,
June seventh, the Rev. George C. Fisher, pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, being in charge. The interment will be made in Unity cemetery. 


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