Antoinette (Toni) Emerson
Toni was born to Albert Klueppel and Euephemia Hinrichs Klueppel. She attended St. John the Baptist High School, and St. Louis University where she received her Bachelor’s degree in Medical Laboratory Science. She went on to work in Blood Bank’s for her entire career.
Toni was preceded in death by her parents and her husband (late) Bob Emerson. She is survived by Martha (Klueppel) Finkenkeller & (John Finkenkeller), Amy (Finkenkeller) Cook, Elise Finkenkeller and David Finkenkeller. Ann (Klueppel) Klein & (Richard Klein) and their children Zachary Klein & (Carrie Christopher Klein), Ellen (Klein) Theisen & (Michael Theisen) and Elizabeth (Klein) Wilson & (Robert Wilson); Jan Acikgoz and her children Michael Emerson (CJ Emerson) and Aykan & Altan Acikgoz. Toni is also survived by 15 great nieces and nephews. Toni left many friends from her Knitting Guild and volunteer groups.
Donations to “No Time to Spare Animal Rescue and Sanctuary”, 27933 Pendleton Lost Creek Rd. Warrenton, MO.
Dear Toni was a person who was kind, generous ,quick witted, and loved to laugh! Her love for dogs was immeasurable. Sure missing you my friend. Rest in peace. I’ll always remember what a good time we had together. Jan
Toni is going to be and already is so missed. She was a bright, lovely woman who loved her pets and family and shared her smiles with all. She was the first person to greet you at Knitter’s guild meetings and kept you smiling. She was loved!
Toni was the first person to greet you at a Guild meeting. Always smiling and friendly. She’ll be greatly missed.
Harriet
God bless you Toni. I’ll never forget your sense of joy for life.
RIP dear friend. We met at Deaconess Hospital back in 1971 and we had so much fun over the years. Wonderful dinners and trips and so many belly laughs. You will be missed.
An important member of the Deaconess gang of friends. We sure had fun, didn’t we Toni! You are very sadly missed
Toni and her parents, Al & Faye, were our neighbors over 20 years ago. They all were wonderful people! Toni enjoyed life! She loved walking the dogs and would let our middle son, Josh, who was a toddler at that time, walk with her and chat. Her laugh was contagious! They were not only neighbors, but dear friends. I ran into Toni a few months ago and caught up on family and all the memories we had. Her zest for life will be greatly missed.