Tiepelman, Sally Ann (nee Herrmann), Age 77 of Cottontown, TN, formerly of St. Louis, Missouri, passed away Monday, August 22, 2022 at Brookdale Memory Care in Goodlettsville, TN. She was born July 2, 1945 in Sedalia, MO to Elmer and Inez Herrmann. She worked as a hospice nurse for Jefferson Memorial Hospital until her retirement. She is preceded in death by her parents, husband Fred,Tiepelman; sister, Karen Akin. She is survived by her son, Robert (Lori) Tiepelman of Cottontown, TN; daughter, Ann (Sam) Bolen, of North Salem, IN; 4 grandchildren; 3 great-grandchildren.
Services: Visitation at KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY CHAPEL, 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd., Mon. August 29, 10 a.m. until service at 11:30 a.m. Burial will be at Shepherd Hills Cemetery in Barnhart, MO at a later date.
So sorry about your Mom. She was such a beautiful lady. I enjoyed every minute visiting with her. We. Had a few cups of coffee and many laughs. I will miss her very much. I hope they have cigarettes in heaven waiting for her. E
So sorry about your Mom. She was such a beautiful lady. I enjoyed every minute visiting with her. We. Had a few cups of coffee and many laughs. I will miss her very much. I hope they have cigarettes in heaven waiting for her. E
Sally was a sweet lady who will be greatly missed.
Sally was a sweet lady who will be greatly missed.
Bob and Lori – So sorry to hear of your loss. Keeping you and your families in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Bob and Lori – So sorry to hear of your loss. Keeping you and your families in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Love you Ann. Something told me something was wrong for you. I could feel it. Something told me to Google your name. And here I am. I miss you almost daily. Thinking about you. You will always be my daughter too. I am so sorry for your Mother’s loss. You will always have a home with me. You can come home any time. You are a beautiful person. Your Mother & Father raised you right. I Love you. Peggy kiss Sam & pups anyway.
Love you Ann. Something told me something was wrong for you. I could feel it. Something told me to Google your name. And here I am. I miss you almost daily. Thinking about you. You will always be my daughter too. I am so sorry for your Mother’s loss. You will always have a home with me. You can come home any time. You are a beautiful person. Your Mother & Father raised you right. I Love you. Peggy kiss Sam & pups anyway.
My condolences to the family. I went to grade and high school with Sally. I doubt there is anyone left of her family that will remember me (us). We did not live far from each other and became good friends.
Her parents were always nice. Here are a few things that might be of interest or humorous to someone.
We annoyed her sister Karen just because: we were younger, they shared a bedroom and she felt we invaded her privacy. She was not nice to either of us. Just an older sister situation.
They had 2 horses, Rusty was the dominate one. One day the other horse went out the gate first and was bitten by Rusty which caused me to go flying off. I’ll always remember Sally telling me that I KNEW Rusty had to go first!
Sally had an elderly aunt from her father’s side that lived alone. We would stop by after school and visit her. Sally enjoyed the aunt and her stories.
Methodist church on Sunday.
Our nightly phone calls about boys. Shared lots of secrets.
I spoke to Sally about 10 years ago encouraging her to come to the 50th Class Reunion but she was not interested. I was looking for her number to call to invite her for the 60th when I discovered she was already at the biggest and best reunion.
She was a dear friend and I will always have a place for her in my heart.
I’m sure she was a great mother and grandmother.
Prayers for all of you!