Ann Elliott Boynton

May time help you heal all wounds as God strengthen you for the days ahead.

Auntie Ann was someone that you craved to be around, someone that you knew would light up when she laid eyes on you from across the room and embrace you in the best of hugs. Some of my earliest memories include watching her catch fish in Alaska, laughing together and admiring her spirit, adventure, and glamour. She will be truly missed but forever apart of me. Looking forward to spending time with family and friends on Saturday at her church. Receiving Christmas letters will now be much more...

My regards to the Boynton girls. Another loss between the Elliot's &. Verduin's.

Dear Boynton family, My sisters and I wish to express our condolences to you. Ann was a special person, whom we were so glad to have known, as her and Jim's next door neighbors in Beaux Arts from 1962, until my parents left the Village in 1969, and in 1992, when I built her carport.
Whether she was skiing, driving her sports car, or flying a plane, Ann lived life to the fullest. She was a model for us all.
May you be comforted knowing that your parents are together again, with Our...

Co-leading a Brownie Troup with Anne was a riot. She and Jm made the Village a happier place. My love to the family. I loved her as well.
Nadine Cook