Ann Boyd

She was such a major part of my younger life in Greenwich. Music is the first thing that comes to mind. That family photo on the piano of all the Boyds with instruments. Then, of course, those really great hors d'oeuvres she'd make during her party business years... I think there was some sort of a garlic herb butter she made that was the real reason i worked for her a few times... I can't forget that she got the Gas House Gang in the Greenwich Times for our amazing teen bike trip. Gone but...

To Ann's family: she was a pal of my mom's - Dorothy Skougor - and, with Betty Knight, had some wonderful times together. I knew her through Christ Church and will remember her esp. when making palm crosses in advance of Easter. She and your Dad, Scudder, were very fine people. may their memories be of comfort as this time.

SO SORRY TO HEAR OF ANN'S PASSING A GREAT LADY...

Oh," Auntie" Anne, I am doing my best today for a worthy voicing of O, Holy Night! I will always remember our Christmas eves and always, always how good you were to me! Thank you and I know you will forever rest in peace and delight.

My condolences to all of you. We have so many memories of our parents together. So hard to believe they are now all gone.

Extending my sincerest sympathies to the Boyd family and friends. It was a privilege to enjoy the pleasure of her company during family summers and celebrations. So sorry for your loss.

My dearest Annie and family. I'm so sorry for the loss of your Mom. She was a character. She was a fortunate woman to have such a loving family. You are in our hearts as you go through this time. Call for anything. Much love, Teri

Oh Annie, I am so sorry you have left us. You brought joy to so many, but now you are with Scudder, Ty, Marie and Bill. RIP. My love to all your beautiful family.
x,oo Martha

My sincerest sympathy and prayers are with all of the Boyd clan. Your Mom was a very cool woman while growing up!God bless her, your Dad and Tys souls. My best to all, Mark Blume