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IN LOVING MEMORY OF
Sep 26, 1962 — Oct 17, 2026
Warrenton
Mrs. Anita Cooke of Warrenton, MO, passed away on Saturday, October 17, 2026. She was born on September 26, 1962, to the late William and Anna (nee: Stolzel) Fuetterer in Germany.
Anita was a devoted Christian who loved life and possessed many wonderful talents. She had a deep appreciation for nature and especially enjoyed feeding the deer, birds, and squirrels that visited her backyard. She loved capturing their visits on video and sharing photographs of the wildlife every day. Her mornings began with a comforting cup of hazelnut coffee and time spent reading Scripture, followed by feeding her beloved backyard visitors.
Anita enjoyed keeping busy throughout the day, whether exercising, taking her favorite walks, organizing her home, or sharing her musical talents. She loved playing the flute and bass guitar and occasionally singing alongside her husband, Mike. Above all, Anita treasured time spent with her family, especially during their Friday get-togethers with Mike, her daughters, and grandchildren.
Some of her happiest moments were the simple ones spent with Mike, sitting together on the deck, listing to music, and relaxing with a few drinks. Proud of her German heritage, Anita had a particular fondness for beer. At the end of the day, her favorite place was her cozy spot on the couch beside Mike. They would massage each other's feet and enjoy watching movies together. Anita found joy in her faith, her family, nature, music, and the everyday moments that made life special. She will be remembered for the love she shared, the interests she cherished, and the beautiful memories she created with those closest to her.
Anita is survived by her husband Mike, two loving daughters, Melissa (Michael), Heike (Christian); two grandchildren, Blair, Bryson; and her family from Germany, one sister, Lilo (Hartmut); one brother, Heinz; and one niece Christiana (Daniel).
A graveside service for the family will be held on Friday, October 23, 2026 at Lippstadt Cemetery. Online condolences may be made at martinfunerals.net.
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