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Anne was born July 16, 1994 at Williston, ND the daughter of Benjamin White and Martha Thoring. She was raised in Williston until moving with her family at the age of six to Deadwood, SD and later, Spearfish, SD. She was baptized in the Lutheran Faith in Williston. While in South Dakota, Anne enjoyed her time in dance lessons, being a Brownie and later a Girl Scout. It was a time also for expressing a love of music. The family returned to Wil- liston in 2006 when Anne was twelve and she attended Williston Middle School. At this age Anne was a bit meek and shy. She learned to share her gifts of art and music as she enjoyed being involved in school choir with her friends and later was a self-taught violinist. Anne excelled in the lessons of Rainbow and was recognized at all levels while a part of the Williston Assembly #10. She enjoyed people of all ages and grew new friendships with everyone she met. She was the hub of communication with all of her wealth of friends and family with the aid of her cell phone and daily e-mails which literally extended around the world to friends in California, Okinawa, Japan and be- yond. She loved to collect Anime, a Japanese comic ex- pression, she enjoyed music of all types, Lady GaGa was most recent, after attending her Denver concert in July. She enjoyed Glee, Big Bang Theory, and World of War- craft, Dungeons and Dragons and the like. She loved to watch and sing the theme songs of musicals like Mama Mia…, Wicked, Rent, and The Lion King. Anne was enjoying her junior year of high school and all her many activities and friends at Williston High School when she died on Monday, October 18, 2010 at Williston. Her gift of laughter and sharing of stories and jokes will be missed deeply by her family and her many friends. Anne is survived by her parents, Marti Volz and her Fiancé, Dusty Geist, Benjamin White and his Fiancé, Ann Kohler, all of Williston, ND; brothers, Wes and Trevor White, of Williston, ND; step-sister, Cali Geist, of Minot, ND; maternal grandparents, Steve and Jane Thoring, of Lakewood, CO; paternal grandparents, Jack and Pam White, of Ray, ND; great grandparents, Fred and Randi Lou Hanson, of Maricopa, AZ, Carolyn Geist, of Groton, SD, and Alice Ward, of Ekalaka, MT; and her many cous- ins and friends. She was preceded in death by her great great- grandmother, Margaret Hanson; great-grandparents, Grace Hanson, John and Hazel Vandeberg, Marie and Morris Thoring and Henry Dreier; great uncle, Philip Vandeberg; and great aunt Patty Thoring. In Loving Memory In Loving Memory In Loving Memory In Loving Memory Anne Adair White Do not stand at my grave and weep I’m not there, I do not sleep I am a thousand winds that blow I am the diamonds glint on snow I am the sunlight on ripened grain I am the gentle autumn’s rain When you awaken in the morning hush I am the swift uplifting rush Of quiet birds in circled flight I am the soft stars that shine at night Do not stand at my grave and cry I am not there, I did not die. 1994 ~ 2010

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  • Anne was born July 16, 1994 at Williston, ND the

    daughter of Benjamin White and Martha Thoring. She was

    raised in Williston until moving with her family at the age

    of six to Deadwood, SD and later, Spearfish, SD. She was

    baptized in the Lutheran Faith in Williston. While in

    South Dakota, Anne enjoyed her time in dance lessons,

    being a Brownie and later a Girl Scout. It was a time also

    for expressing a love of music. The family returned to Wil-

    liston in 2006 when Anne was twelve and she attended

    Williston Middle School. At this age Anne was a bit meek

    and shy. She learned to share her gifts of art and music as

    she enjoyed being involved in school choir with her

    friends and later was a self-taught violinist. Anne excelled

    in the lessons of Rainbow and was recognized at all levels

    while a part of the Williston Assembly #10. She enjoyed

    people of all ages and grew new friendships with everyone

    she met. She was the hub of communication with all of her

    wealth of friends and family with the aid of her cell phone

    and daily e-mails which literally extended around the

    world to friends in California, Okinawa, Japan and be-

    yond. She loved to collect Anime, a Japanese comic ex-

    pression, she enjoyed music of all types, Lady GaGa was

    most recent, after attending her Denver concert in July.

    She enjoyed Glee, Big Bang Theory, and World of War-

    craft, Dungeons and Dragons and the like. She loved to

    watch and sing the theme songs of musicals like Mama

    Mia…, Wicked, Rent, and The Lion King.

    Anne was enjoying her junior year of high school and

    all her many activities and friends at Williston High

    School when she died on Monday, October 18, 2010 at

    Williston. Her gift of laughter and sharing of stories and

    jokes will be missed deeply by her family and her many

    friends.

    Anne is survived by her parents, Marti Volz and her

    Fiancé, Dusty Geist, Benjamin White and his Fiancé, Ann

    Kohler, all of Williston, ND; brothers, Wes and Trevor

    White, of Williston, ND; step-sister, Cali Geist, of Minot,

    ND; maternal grandparents, Steve and Jane Thoring, of

    Lakewood, CO; paternal grandparents, Jack and Pam

    White, of Ray, ND; great grandparents, Fred and Randi

    Lou Hanson, of Maricopa, AZ, Carolyn Geist, of Groton,

    SD, and Alice Ward, of Ekalaka, MT; and her many cous-

    ins and friends.

    She was preceded in death by her great great-

    grandmother, Margaret Hanson; great-grandparents, Grace

    Hanson, John and Hazel Vandeberg, Marie and Morris

    Thoring and Henry Dreier; great uncle, Philip Vandeberg;

    and great aunt Patty Thoring.

    In Loving Memory In Loving Memory In Loving Memory In Loving Memory

    Anne Adair White

    Do not stand at my grave and weep I’m not there, I do not sleep

    I am a thousand winds that blow I am the diamonds glint on snow I am the sunlight on ripened grain I am the gentle autumn’s rain

    When you awaken in the morning hush

    I am the swift uplifting rush Of quiet birds in circled flight

    I am the soft stars that shine at night Do not stand at my grave and cry I am not there, I did not die.

    1994 ~ 2010

  • In Memory OfIn Memory OfIn Memory OfIn Memory Of Anne Adair White Date And Place Of Birth Date And Place Of Birth Date And Place Of Birth Date And Place Of Birth

    July 16, 1994 Williston, North Dakota Date And Place of DeathDate And Place of DeathDate And Place of DeathDate And Place of Death

    October 18, 2010 Williston, North Dakota

    Funeral ServiceFuneral ServiceFuneral ServiceFuneral Service 2:00 PM, Monday, October 25, 2010

    First Lutheran Church Williston, North Dakota

    OfficiantsOfficiantsOfficiantsOfficiants Pastor Martin Mock

    Pastor Steve Anderson Pastor Jon Wellumson Pastor Ben Loven

    UshersUshersUshersUshers Chris Kittleson Jason Germundson Jim Geierman Joel Sykes

    MusiciansMusiciansMusiciansMusicians Beth Olsen ~ Organist Karen Maisey ~ Vocalist

    CasketbearersCasketbearersCasketbearersCasketbearers Steve Thoring Leon Vendeberg Howie Geist Jack White John White Fred Hanson Tim Edwards Lee Kruger

    Honorary BearersHonorary BearersHonorary BearersHonorary Bearers Rainbow Girls Assembly #10

    WHS Class of 2012 All of Annie’s Many Friends & Teachers

    MonDak Humane Society IntermentIntermentIntermentInterment

    Riverview Cemetery Williston, North Dakota

    The Broken Chain

    We little knew that morning,

    that God was going to

    call your name.

    In life we loved you dearly,

    In death we do the same.

    It broke our hearts to lose you,

    you did not go alone;

    for part of us went with you,

    the day God called you home.

    You left us peaceful memories,

    your love is still our guide;

    and though we cannot see you,

    you are always at our side.

    Our family chain is broken,

    and nothing seems the same;

    but as God calls us one by one,

    the chain will link again.

    ~author unknown~

    You may share your remembrances and condolences with the family at the Fulkerson Funeral Home website

    www.fulkersons.com