Ann Glazier McStravick

In loving memory of Ann. I recall when visiting, Ann was so kind and thoughtful to us. We love you and miss you always.

I was so saddened to hear about your mother’s passing. Unfortunately I’m not in town at this time but I’ll always have sweet memories of her and how she always welcomed me with her sweet smile. Hold on to your many memories. She’ll always be with you

So very sorry for your loss.

Cathy,I’m so sorry for your loss at this time. Your family will hold you up & give you strength. Wow what an incredible legacy your mom & dad left behind. God is so gracious. I remember when y’all moved to Tomball Town. Enjoyed you & Peter. My love & prayers are with y’all
Sincerely, Elaine (Morgan) Rachac class of ‘78

Aunt Ann was such a lovely person with the ability to make everyone around her feel welcomed and cared for. I know her loving family misses her terribly. You will all be in my thoughts and prayers. May the strength of her love for you and the love you have for each other support you through the coming days and weeks.

Ann was introduced to me by my late husband, Jamey Cowan. He thought so much if her and loved her dearly. As years went by she was always so sweet and kind every time we met, either in the grocery store or at the hair salon. I only remember the graciousness she showed Jamey through the years and the wonderful stories he told me about her and Peter. She will be missed. I am sure Jamey will be greeting her with open arms in heaven.

We have such wonderful memories of Aunt Ann. She was such a gracious lady who always made us feel welcome and we loved her very much. She was the heart and soul of this amazing McStravick family. We will miss her.

Aunt Ann was a wonderful and beautiful lady. She was a blessing to our family, and we all loved her very much. She was one of the nicest people I know, just like Uncle Peter, and so all her kids (my cousins) are also the nicest people you will meet. I love them all. Ann is in wonderful hands now, with our Lord and her loved ones. I'm pretty sure Uncle Peter (and maybe even my mom and dad) was there to take her hand and walk her into heaven.

I love you all and feel your pain, but...