Ann Babcock

Ann was one of the finest human beings I have ever met. I miss her dearly.

I remember Ann with a perpetual smile, born of innate grace. I just drove past the Babcock house last Saturday, and was delighted to see that even after all these years it remains red!! My late mother, Muff Harden English (Ann's cousin) one shared a funny story she'd been told. Ann had been bestowed with a pair of Christmas slippers one year, maybe in the nineties. The head of each of the slippers featured a vertical reindeer head. Very festive, but she shortly discovered the downside, as...

Heartfelt condolences to the family. May God give your heart peace and comfort.

I have known Ann for many years. She was a longtime member of our St. Andrew's by the Sea Church in Hyannis Port, MA where she and her family spent many summers. Her son, Christopher, has been our organist for many years.
I remember her gentle smile and kind ways. In reading her obituary, I have come to know her. She was an accomplished woman, who will be missed.
On behalf of the Wardens and Vestry of St. Andrew's, we send our prayers to the entire Babcock family at this...

Ann and I were both snowbirds and good neighbors at Lost Tree. I will miss a wonderful friend.

Chris, Gwynn and I are thinking of you and your family with sympathetic condolences and thanksgiving.

Heartfelt condolences to the family. May God give your heart peace and comfort.

Ann was one of kindest woman I had the pleasure to know. The wonderful experiences she taught me over the years. She will be greatly missed.