Ann D. Kroberger (born Emily Ann Dungan), 80, of Lansdale, PA passed away peacefully on July 15th, 2026. She has been reunited with her beloved husband, Kenneth, who passed away in April of this year. Ann shared 58 years of marriage with Ken, a partnership marked by enduring love, mutual respect, and unwavering support. Together, they built a life centered on family, commitment, and shared memories that will be cherished always.

Ann was a proud and loving wife, mother, grandmother, and aunt. She is survived by her sons Christopher (Kate) and Kyle, her five grandchildren, Cameron, Sydney, Hanna, Austin, Chase, and was the loving sister-in-law to Jeffrey (Barbara) and Pamela (Jack).

Born in Washington D.C. on September 7, 1945, to Allan and Emily Dungan, Ann went on to graduate from Springfield Township High School, where she and Ken began dating their senior year. After high school, Ann put her artistic talents to work for a Philadelphia advertising agency. In 1967, they married and moved to Rota, Spain where Ken began his service in the Navy. 

When they began having children in 1968, Ann devoted all of her time to raising their two boys, including spending years as a cub scout den mother, school room mother and car pool driver to countless swim team and church choir practices. For more than a decade, Ann was the head of the altar guild at the Church of the Messiah in Lower Gwynedd Township, where her organizational and decorative talents were unmatched. She had an amazing eye for interior decorating and was frequently called upon by friends and family for her expertise.

Ann spent close to 30 years as the office manager for Howley Family Dentistry in Lansdale, later Howley & Basara Family Dentistry in North Wales. She made going to the dentist a positive social event for many of their patients.

Just like Ken, Ann found joy in life’s simple moments—time spent with loved ones, meaningful conversations, and the comfort of familiar routines. She was an avid reader, amazing artist and had the most remarkable penmanship. When Ann was part of something, that something was simply better.

A private service will be held to celebrate Ann’s life. In lieu of flowers, those who wish to honor her memory are encouraged to extend kindness to others, reflecting the spirit in which she lived.

Ann will be deeply missed and her memory forever treasured.