Anna C. Otto, age 92 of New Richmond, died on Thursday, May 14, 2026. Mass of Christian Burial will be Wednesday, May 27, 2026 at 11 am at Immaculate Conception Church 151 S. Washington Ave New Richmond, WI. Visitation will be Tuesday, May 26, 2026 from 4-8 pm at Bakken-Young Funenral & Cremation Services 728 S Knowles Avenue New Richmond, WI and on Wednesday from 10-11 am at the church. Interment will be in Immaculate Conception Cemetery. Arrangements are with Bakken-Young Funeral & Cremation Services.


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“Grandma Anna” was the matriarch of one of the finest families I’ve ever been fortunate to know and be associated with. Always kind, always caring, always willing to help. It’s a true blessing of the highest order to have known her and her family. No matter how old they are, the truly good people always pass too soon.
Sweet dreams Anna!
Your in my thoughts and prayers.
My mom was the greatest Mom ever in the world she will truly be missed by me and her faith will always be part of my memories of her she was a wonderful person she sacrificed a lot for her kids may she rest in peace and be with her dad and her mom her grandson and her son Mike and all her brothers that have gone before he
The heart is a wondrous thing
For no matter how full of love it is, there’s always room for more
The heart is a wondrous thing
For no matter how full of love it is, when someone we love is taken from us, it can feel completely empty
The heart is a wondrous thing
For no matter how empty it feels, love still abides and helps us with our loss
The heart is a wondrous thing
For no matter how much it refills with love, there’s still a part that remains empty and can only be filled by the one we miss
I will miss you mom! As a mother she always put her children and their needs above her own. I admired her unwavering faith in God and the hope we would all believe in Jesus and his promise of everlasting life. She never had a bad thing to say about anyone, one lesson she repeated was if you didn’t have something good to say about someone don’t say anything at all. She had a way to let us believe we were all special. She fought the odds her entire life but always showed up for her kids, grandkids and great grandkids. I admired her strength in standing up for each of us when it was needed. Mom knew who she was and did not put on airs. She always said she wasn’t a fancy grandma but a grandma that would show up and be there with a hug. I pray you have found peace and happiness, reunited with those who have gone before you. Love and miss you-Joan
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