Agnes, 86, born to Alexander Quint and Katherine (Speis) Quint, attended school in Victoria, Kansas. She married Anthony O. Dreiling on January 21, 1956 in Denver. Agnes was a Brighton resident most of her life and was a member of St. Augustine Catholic Church. She loved to dance, especially to Polka music, never missing a dance. Loving sports, Agnes was also a softball den mother when her children were young. Survivors included her daughter Geraldine (Clem) Dechant of Arizona; sons Anthony (Pam) Dreiling and Bill Dreiling of Brighton and Randy Dreiling of Lafayette; brother-in-law Henry Lapp of Gill, CO; 17 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. Preceded by both parents; husband Vincent Storm; husband Anthony Dreiling; daughters Shirley Kidd and JoAnn Schmidt; and son Bob Storm. Mass of Christian Burial was January 5 at St. Augustine Catholic Church.
Agnes, 86, born to Alexander Quint and Katherine (Speis) Quint, attended school in Victoria, Kansas. She married Anthony O. Dreiling on January 21, 1956 in Denver. Agnes was a Brighton resident most of her life and was a member of St. Augustine Catholic Church. She loved to dance, especially to Polka music, never missing a dance. Loving sports, Agnes was also a softball den mother when her children were young. Survivors included her daughter Geraldine (Clem) Dechant of Arizona; sons Anthony (Pam) Dreiling and Bill Dreiling of Brighton and Randy Dreiling of Lafayette; brother-in-law Henry Lapp of Gill, CO; 17 grandchildren and 24 great-grandchildren. Preceded by both parents; husband Vincent Storm; husband Anthony Dreiling; daughters Shirley Kidd and JoAnn Schmidt; and son Bob Storm. Mass of Christian Burial was January 5 at St. Augustine Catholic Church.
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