Annie C. Reed

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February 15, 1936 ~ August 20, 2016

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Annie C. Reed, 80 passed away August 20, 2016 at Plainfield Healthcare Center. She was born February 15, 1936 in Scottsdale, KY. Annie was homemaker for most of her life. Her husband, Raymond B. Reed preceded her in death in 1982 and son, Richard Reed preceded her in death in 2009.

Survivors include her brother-in-law and loving caregiver, Carl Reed of Cloverdale; her daughter, Pamela Gabbard of Indianapolis and her granddaughter, Heather Fincher of Indianapolis.

There will be no services for Annie at this time and she will be laid to rest at Washington Park East Cemetery in Indianapolis. Final care and cremation arrangements have been entrusted to the Carlisle-Branson Funeral Service & Crematory in Mooresville.

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  1. As I have said before we had a ‘Love/Hate’ relationship. She loved to see me take Rick to the Pacer games, bars and concerts and she hated (as she would act out) to see me bring him back. I learned a lot from her. I now am a mother of an adult with a disability and as she taught me- give them everything you have so they can have a happy life. She showed me how and I am following her lead. Thank you so much for your leadership. See you soon Ms Ann

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  2. Mams, I sure miss our nights rocking on the porch. I miss your silly antics, your noises, and the few times I’d catch you singing. I’ll never again hear your special song for me. But I lost those things long before Saturday, and maybe that’s why this is easier on me than I thought. I know that you are at peace now, and finally free. Free for maybe the first time in your life! Keep a watchful eyes on us, and don’t try to ‘get’ us too often. I love you, Mams.

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  3. Mom, it’s so sad to let you go, but I find solice in the fact you’re no longer suffering from a terrible disease. You were always a fighter, doing what you had to do to get by. You always put others ahead of yourself even through all the unsurmountable obsticals you had to endure. I know you will be watching over us, probably shaking your head from time to time. You will be sadly missed. So, until we met again : RIP. :heart:

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