She died after a hard fought and courageous battle with cancer.
She is survived by children, Joseph "Joey" Fleming of Fort Dodge; Hayley (Kevin) Venard of Casey, IA; and Ben Fleming of Manson, IA; grandchildren, Gabriel, Sydney, Grey, and Molly; brothers, David Crinnigan of Fort Dodge and Bill Crinnigan of Santa Barbara, CA; sisters, Carol Crinnigan and Sue (Joe) Black; both of Fort Dodge.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Dwayne and Vivian (Davis) Crinnigan.
She attended school and graduated from Ft. Dodge Senior High in 1971. After graduation, she worked at Crinnigan's Bar. On April 21, 1979, she married Joe Fleming, Jr. and they established their home in Webster City and later Fort Dodge. The couple later divorced. On May 14, 1994, Ann married Tim Simon. They made thier home in Dayton. The couple later divorced. Annie loved and adored her family, grandchildren and friends. She helped many people through their addictions. For a time, she worked as a counselor and also owned and operated a Day Care Center. Most precious in life to Annie was spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren.
She is survived by children, Joseph "Joey" Fleming of Fort Dodge; Hayley (Kevin) Venard of Casey, IA; and Ben Fleming of Manson, IA; grandchildren, Gabriel, Sydney, Grey, and Molly; brothers, David Crinnigan of Fort Dodge and Bill Crinnigan of Santa Barbara, CA; sisters, Carol Crinnigan and Sue (Joe) Black; both of Fort Dodge.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Dwayne and Vivian (Davis) Crinnigan.
She attended school and graduated from Ft. Dodge Senior High in 1971. After graduation, she worked at Crinnigan's Bar. On April 21, 1979, she married Joe Fleming, Jr. and they established their home in Webster City and later Fort Dodge. The couple later divorced. On May 14, 1994, Ann married Tim Simon. They made thier home in Dayton. The couple later divorced. Annie loved and adored her family, grandchildren and friends. She helped many people through their addictions. For a time, she worked as a counselor and also owned and operated a Day Care Center. Most precious in life to Annie was spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren.
She died after a hard fought and courageous battle with cancer.
She is survived by children, Joseph "Joey" Fleming of Fort Dodge; Hayley (Kevin) Venard of Casey, IA; and Ben Fleming of Manson, IA; grandchildren, Gabriel, Sydney, Grey, and Molly; brothers, David Crinnigan of Fort Dodge and Bill Crinnigan of Santa Barbara, CA; sisters, Carol Crinnigan and Sue (Joe) Black; both of Fort Dodge.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Dwayne and Vivian (Davis) Crinnigan.
She attended school and graduated from Ft. Dodge Senior High in 1971. After graduation, she worked at Crinnigan's Bar. On April 21, 1979, she married Joe Fleming, Jr. and they established their home in Webster City and later Fort Dodge. The couple later divorced. On May 14, 1994, Ann married Tim Simon. They made thier home in Dayton. The couple later divorced. Annie loved and adored her family, grandchildren and friends. She helped many people through their addictions. For a time, she worked as a counselor and also owned and operated a Day Care Center. Most precious in life to Annie was spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren.
She is survived by children, Joseph "Joey" Fleming of Fort Dodge; Hayley (Kevin) Venard of Casey, IA; and Ben Fleming of Manson, IA; grandchildren, Gabriel, Sydney, Grey, and Molly; brothers, David Crinnigan of Fort Dodge and Bill Crinnigan of Santa Barbara, CA; sisters, Carol Crinnigan and Sue (Joe) Black; both of Fort Dodge.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Dwayne and Vivian (Davis) Crinnigan.
She attended school and graduated from Ft. Dodge Senior High in 1971. After graduation, she worked at Crinnigan's Bar. On April 21, 1979, she married Joe Fleming, Jr. and they established their home in Webster City and later Fort Dodge. The couple later divorced. On May 14, 1994, Ann married Tim Simon. They made thier home in Dayton. The couple later divorced. Annie loved and adored her family, grandchildren and friends. She helped many people through their addictions. For a time, she worked as a counselor and also owned and operated a Day Care Center. Most precious in life to Annie was spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren.
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