Ann Wendeln

Wendeln, Ann T. age 73, of Miamisburg passed away Monday, March 12, 2012 at Baptist South Hospital in Montgomery Alabama.  She was born June 25, 1938 the daughter of Theodore Clarence Toney and Velma Ester (Gose) Toney whom have preceded her in death. She was a member of the Rainbow girls achieving the rank of Worthy Advisor and held true to their spirit and maintained their credo "may all the color and beauty of life as taught by the Rainbow dwell richly in you" She was a lifelong resident of the Springboro/Miamisburg area.  Graduating from Springboro High School in 1955 she later attended Miami University in Oxford Ohio and Sinclair Community College.  She was employed initially by the NCR Corporation and later Sheffield Gage Corporation which became the Bendix Corporation, Automation / Metrology Division, retiring in 1999. While there she was the Manager of International Marketing. She helped open the Chinese Market for her company and brought that knowledge back to Dayton where she lead and participated in seminars on foreign trade. In recent years, she was a Realtor with Irongate Realty where she truly enjoyed working with people from all walks of life.  Ann participate...[more]

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ipated in many organizations including the Dayton Board of Women's Realtors, The Sheffield Metrology Association, and The Miami Valley International Trade Association where she sat on the Board of Directors.  She is survived by her three sons, Donald K. Taylor and his wife Lois of Centerville, John L. Taylor and his wife Alberta of Montgomery Alabama and David A. Taylor and his wife Linda of Centerville, 12 grandchildren, Christie Frisk, Nicole Taylor, Ashley Taylor, Dale McCollum, Onisha Brown, Raymond Taylor,  Aimee Taylor, Everett Taylor, Alex Davis, Zachary Davis, Ryan Davis and Andrea Sloan, 17.5 great grandchildren, her brother Walter Toney and wife Debbie of Tipp City and sister-in-law Clara Toney of Dayton.  She was preceded in death by a brother Ronald Toney and a special friend Henry Boppel.