Anne Eileen Piepenbrink

Anne Eileen Piepenbrink (née Remondino)

Anne Eileen Piepenbrink (née Remondino) was called home to heaven on Thursday, July 9, 2026, surrounded by the love of her family. At the age of 72, Anne leaves behind a legacy of deep love, strength, and devotion that will continue to live on through the family she loved so dearly.

Born on May 7, 1954, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Thomas Burke Remondino and Doris Remondino (née Werner), Anne's life was one marked by love, family, and a deeply caring heart. She loved the warmth of the sun and hot summer days, and held a special love for Siesta Key, Florida—a place that brought her happiness and where she could enjoy the sunshine she loved so much.

Anne shared 36 years of marriage with her beloved husband, Arthur Piepenbrink. Their union was a deeply profound and lasting love—a love that endured through life's joys, hardships, and everything in between. Her family finds comfort in knowing that Anne and Arthur are together once again in the presence of their Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

Anne is survived by her beloved daughters, April (Tyler) Iverson and grandson Mason Iverson; Vanette Piepenbrink (Kyle) and grandson Benny Marshall; Krystal (Dylan) Lenz; stepson Jason Kos and grandson Tyler Kos; her brothers, Jim (Teresa) Remondino and Peter Remondino; her mother-in-law, Elizabeth Piepenbrink (née Hardt); along with the extended Remondino, Werner, Churchill, and Piepenbrink families; and the many lives she touched throughout her years.

Anne was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Arthur Piepenbrink; her parents, Thomas Burke Remondino and Doris Remondino (née Werner), her sister Kay Powers and brother-in-law Robert Powers; and many cherished family members from both the Remondino and Piepenbrink families who went before her and whom she loved dearly.

Above all, Anne was a mother. She was the most loving, dedicated, and extraordinary mother her children could ever have been blessed with. Her family was the center of her life, and she loved her children with a fierce and unwavering devotion. She was there through every season of life—loving, encouraging, protecting, and giving of herself in the way only a truly devoted mother can.

Her voice, her laughter, her strength, her gentleness, her faith, and the countless memories shared with her will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew and loved her. Though saying goodbye brings a sorrow words cannot fully express, the love Anne gave so freely will remain woven into the lives of those she leaves behind.

Until we meet again.