Death date: Nov 1, 2018
Ania Skrzeszowska Wittmann, 45 years old of Charlotte, died October 31, 2018. Born July 20, 1973, in Opole, Poland, Ania graduated from the University of Wrocław with a Masters in English, which included a study-abroad experience Read Obituary
My memories of Ania from my wedding in 2017 truly describes the amazing woman she was. We danced the night away and laughed!!
From the first time I met her she was a wonderful, warm engaging friend and she made the impression of a caring person. I truly appreciated how she made me feel like I had known her always. Her love and light will be missed!
Walt and Robert,
I’m so sorry to hear about Ania. I am grateful that I had a chance to meet you all on the trip to Spain. I love the quote about running and pastries, which is exactly what Ania said to me as we jogging the route up Monte Urgell. I do wish you love and peace in this difficult time.
I have only known Ania from a few encounters, but she was one of those amazing people that one never forgets. The first time I met her was at her sister-in-law’s house where she was helping in the kitchen and greeted me with a truly warm and engaging smile. I have had the pleasure of her gracious hospitality in her own loving home. I cannot even fathom the depth of positive influence her love has most assuredly had on her family and those who have been blessed to know her better. May Ania Rest In Peace.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Walt and Robert! Such wonderful memories of our time with you all in Spain! Wishing you love, light, and peace!
Walt & Robbie,
I am so grateful to have known Ania and am deeply saddened to learn of her passing. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.
Walt - My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this time.
Dear Walt and Robbie,
I am so incredibly sorry to hear of Ania’s passing. She was always such a joy to be around and brought so much happiness wherever she went. Ania will be missed greatly by all who knew her. I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers.
Dear Walter,
My condolences on this hard times, I know by hearth and experience that there is to little anyone can do or say at this moment that will actually relieve your pain, but is there anything I could do is offer your my ear and comfort for you and your family, I keep a dearly affect to you and know you as kind and quiet person.
Whenever you are ready and if you feel the need I lend you my ear and we can talk if it makes you feel any better.
Walt,
My deepest condolences to you, your son and the rest of your family around the world. Our prayers and thoughts from our family to yours. What a wonderful invitation and truth, life is indeed unpredictable - and there is always a family vacation that everyone dreams of - our next one will be in memory of the those we love and lost and to our friends who have had to say goodbye to the ones they love. Take Care and God Bless my friend.
Wayne L.
Walt and Robbie,
We are beyond devastated to hear about Ania, and we are so incredibly sorry for this enormous loss for you both. Ania was an angel on this earth, and my life was made so much better for knowing her and calling her a friend. Please know that you both are in our thoughts and prayers for comfort and peace in the coming days.
Much love,
Jen and Keith Lunsford
