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Ann Frances Gensch

Winsted, Connecticut

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Ann Frances GenschMay 6, 2021Ann Frances Gensch passed away at home on Thursday, May 6th, after a long illness. Ann was the daughter of Andrew and Mary Gensch. She was predeceased by a brother, Andrew Gensch Jr. and a sister, Mary Ellen Gensch, and her longtime partner, Steven Dougal. She is...

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It was such a pleasure to get to know ann for the time that I did she is missed

Rest easy my friend

My sweet, dear friend, Ann Frances.
Hearing about your loss has deeply saddened me. My only consultation is that I know you are now at peace and happy to be in the arms of your dear, long time friend, Steve.

I am so very thankful to have had such wonderful memories from the many walks, talks and laughter we shared when teaching at the old Vogel School and TMS.
You will always be remembered as a true friend and colleague. I will always love you.
Judy Ferguson

Sadly, I bid farewell to one of my dearest friends. We shared over 40 years of memories. We taught school together, vacationed together and shared many family gatherings “Zelda”, you always said that I was the only one that could make you laugh May this tribute bring a smile to your face.
Carol Anderson Spiegelhalter

I am so sad to hear this news. Ms. Gensch was my middle school English teacher and always encouraged my love of writing. She had a way of making stuffy literature feel relatable for a bunch of awkward pre-teens. I can still picture her sitting on her desk in one of her long dresses, cracking jokes, and telling stories. Today, I am a writer for a philanthropic organization, and I count Ms. Gensch as one of the excellent Torrington teachers who gave me confidence and prepared me for this role....

Dear Annie, Rest In Peace! You will be missed by all of us who had the pleasure to know you! Just spoke with you not long ago, you looked so good. Many personal and comforting conversations on lunch breaks at the Middle School! Love you, Pray for us!

Through out the many, many years we've known each other, she has always been a smart, fun loving friend. Students were lucky to have her as their teacher. So long friend, I hope you and Steve are keeping the laughs going upstairs. Love you.

Annie was the best! A beautiful soul. She was my rock as my co-teacher. I loved her.

Annie was a wonderful friend and colleague of many years, with whom I had the pleasure of working with and socializing with on many occasions. Her love, kindness, and sensitivity made her a special person. One that I am proud to call my friend. Always in my heart.
Rest in peace, my friend.
Until we meet again.


Patty Shuhi