Annalynn Redmond Obituary (1964 - 2025)

Annalynn Wood Redmond, beloved wife, mother, daughter, sister, and friend, passed away peacefully on March 25, 2025, surrounded by her loving family. Born on October 2, 1964, Annalynn lived a life marked by boundless compassion, unwavering resilience, and a radiant spirit that touched everyone she met which was shown through her profession as a nurse. Annalyn is survived by her devoted husband, Pat, who stood by her side through every joy and challenge, offering steadfast love and support. She leaves behind her two cherished sons, Rob Redmond, her oldest, who cared for her with extraordinary dedication, accompanying her to medical appointments and sharing countless hours watching reality TV and swapping stories, and Rick Redmond, her youngest, who delighted in sharing the latest news of his life with her, always uplifted by her encouragement and unconditional love. Annalynn was predeceased by her parents, Marvin Wood and June Moreland, as well as her siblings, Brad Wood and Marianne Peterson. She held her family close to her heart, and her passing leaves a void that echoes the depth of her presence. Known for her big heart, Annalynn had an extraordinary gift for making others feel valued and important. She could strike up a conversation with anyone, offering genuine care and acceptance that left a lasting impression. Even as her health declined, she faced every moment with confidence, gratitude, and an inspiring resilience. Her incredible sense of humor brought light to even the darkest situations, a testament to her remarkable spirit. Annalynn’s warmth, wit, and ability to uplift those around her will be deeply missed by all who knew her. She was a rare soul, someone who loved fiercely, encouraged endlessly, and lived with grace. Her legacy of kindness and strength will live on in the hearts of her family and friends forever. A private memorial will be held by her family at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you honor Annalyn’s memory by sharing a kind word or a moment of laughter with someone you love just as she would have done.