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Very sorry to hear of the loss of your mom. I met Ann when I was 25yrs old (I'm 52 now) - I spoke with her everyday for years (might have been responsible for some of her white hairs) - we shared many days together until I moved to NH. She was a friend, sister, mother, teacher, and role model, and I loved her sense of humor! We shared the same birthday, Jan 2nd. Ann was crazy about her family and never, ever, said a negative thing about them - that blew me away, she had nothing but love for everyone who touched her life and was the most grateful person I ever met. I loved Joe, too, and when he passed away she gave my husband some of his flannel shirts because she knew Brian liked them. Whenever he wore them I called him "Joe" - I told her that, she laughed. My favorite thing about Ann was that she was always in the mood for a dance, more specifically, a waltz. My sons were 2 and 3yrs when I moved to NH and she stole their hearts, too, we called her Nanny Ann :) She was so patient with them as they wrecked her charming, cozy home - and played the piano loudly. Ann will be forever in our hearts and we'll never say goodbye, but rather, I'll see you when I see you. xoxoxo God Bless You All In the cool, cool, cool of the evening Tell 'em I'll be there In the cool, cool, cool of the evening Better save a chair

With deep and sincere sympathy. Ann was wonderful, my friend and client for 35 years.

Richard, and your extended faimy. Please accept my heartfelt sympathy on the passing of your mother.