Ann Rickard Haller

It is hard to believe it has been 3 years since we lost Ann. I miss her friendship and her bubbly personality everyday.

Ann was a privilege to know and I will miss her. Hers is a huge loss to many.

My most heartfelt condolences to Ann's beloved family, friends, and four-legged loves. I hear her voice bellowing at me from the parking lot, like it is happening right now, while Fiesta and I waited patiently in the arena for her to come flying down.

I swear Fiesta's eyes lit up when she saw her and heard her voice. And I'm sure it had nothing to do with the endless sugar coming from Ann's pocket. Fiesta was a sugar hound and Ann fed her fix!

I'm still trying to...

He smile ,enthusiasm and kindness will be missed by all who ever met her. She was a friend to everyone and made everyone feel special. RIP dear friend

I am very sad to hear of the loss of such a wonderful person. I knew Ann from Leavenworth and the barn and pony club in 1977. I had just gotten back in touch a couple months ago when she ran into my sister. She was always a ball of fire in the barn. Besides the barn and the horses I also remember sledding with the Rickards on Snake Hill. Rest in peace Ann.

There has never been, nor will there ever be, another woman like Ann Haller. She had this way of making every person on earth feel interesting and important and like they could do anything that they set their mind to.
My daughter was lucky enough to live around the corner from Ashland Farm and took a lesson with Ann just about every week from the time she was ten till she moved to college (always on Ann time). Ann helped her achieve her B certification in Pony Club and was hands down the...

There is a big hole in my heart at Ann's passing. She and I met 16 years ago when I moved to GA and moved my horse to Ashland Farm. We became good friends and had lots of great adventures together with Master & Sky. I loved hearing her stories of her time with Aunt Tuky and all her adventures with Roger. Ann's other passion was cooking. Her dinner parties were full of laughter and great food. My heartfelt condolences to her family. She was a flame put out too soon. See ya, love ya,...

There is a hole in my heart from Ann's passing. I met Ann 16 years ago when I moved to GA and boarded my horse at Ashland Farm. We immediately became good friends and had lots of adventures together with Master & Sky. I loved hearing Ann's stories of her time with her Aunt Tuke and her adventures with Roger. Ann's other passion was cooking and her dinner parties were always full of laughter & great food. My heartfelt condolences go to her family. She was a flame put out too soon. See...