Birth date: Sep 24, 1940 Death date: Jun 29, 2013
Ruth Ann (Biscorner) May of East China went to Heaven on June 29, 2013. Ruth Ann was born September 24, 1940 to the late Ralph and Loretta Biscorner in Marine City, MI. She married the love of her life, Robert (Bob) May, on August Read Obituary
You are all in our thoughts and prayers, may all the loving memories you've shared help you through this difficult time. Rest in Eternal Peace Ruth Ann May. Jeff & Sue Paul
Our Condolence & prayers, go out to The May & Biscorner Family. Doug & Kathy Paquette & Family
My condolences go out to the entire family. My God's peace and healing be felt at this difficult time. Amy Repp (Grand niece of Ted and Liz May)
Our Prayers and sympathy go out to the whole May family in loosing "Grandma May" as she is known to all of us in the Brenner Family. The love that surrounded her in this over these long years is what kept her heart going. Bob, she will be waiting for you in Heaven.
John & Karen, John & Kelley and Josh & Heather Brenner
I was fortunate enough to have Ruth Ann in our ceramic classes with my Mom (Joan Rettinger). She was there after Tory was born. Ruth Ann loved it when I would come in because she could hold my brand new baby. Ruth Ann had a way of making you feel good, but man could she me us laugh. We called the ceramic store the coffee house but if it wasn't for my Mom opening it I would have never gotten to know Ruth Ann. I do know she was upfront and didn't take any crap from anyone. I am so sorry that she had to suffer the way she did. I pray that you all remember the good times you had with her before the disease set in plus I want you all to remember she is still in all your hearts and she loved you all very much. All our Love and Prayers, Fred & Kim Rettinger
When I think of Ruth Ann, I think of her laugh, the kind where she would bend over some and half slap your back, or her knee, when she was in the middle of it. She had a personality that was full of life.... Always ready for a fun, and always cracking people up around her with her comments.
Love you Ruth Ann. I will always smile when I think of you.
I loved how everyday after school I would go home to my grandmas and we would watch movies and wash dishes together :)
