Ann M. Barwick

Ann and Tom greeted me with warmth and kindness when I first arrived in Seattle in 1999. I will always remember Ann's graciousness and the joy she and Tom shared showing visitors their beautiful collection. My condolences to Tom and the Barwick family on their loss.

We were sorry we could not be at the Art Museum today. We certainly thought about you, Tom, and all of your family. We will miss Ann and feel very honored to have been her friend.

With sincere sympathies to Ann's Family. We got to know Ann in the University of Washington Alumnae Board. She was a wonderful President and admired by all!

We would like to extend our deepest sympathy to Tom and his family. Ann’s love and appreciation of American Art influenced the art world from Seattle to the east coast. She will be remembered with joy and fond memories and missed by all who had the pleasure of being her friend.

I thouroughly enjoyed Ann during our high school years. My condolences to Tom and their family. She will missed by all who knew her.
Clara Palsson Robinson

I have wonderful memories of Ann from Girl Scout days and times together at Edmonds High School. She was a very special person.
All of you are very much in my thoughts and prayers.
Much love, Jane

I deeply feel the loss of Ann after fifty years of continuous friendship. My thoughts go out to you, Tom, and to the family. Her gentle ways, sincerity and kindness will long live on through her significant influence on her students, friends and the world of art.

We are so sorry to hear of Ann's passing. Jeune and Oscar, over a period of about 40 years, talked so much about all of you that we felt we knew you well, even though we saw you infrequently.
Madeline and daughters, Karen, Jennifer and Janet.

We were privilidged to have know Ann.