Ann Boatwright Igoe

I LOVED Ann and had no idea she had passed away. I would have loved to have attended her funeral. We just had lunch a few months ago. I am devastated. I just sent her an email to get together again soon. Last time I visited, she was going to give me a painting but was feeling tired. I will miss her terribly. I loved her spirit, her wit and her amazing fashion sense. Cindy Boatwright

Ann had a bubbly spirit and seemed to have a fondness for Bramblett that was always evident. He loved chatting with her. So sorry for your loss.

So sorry for your loss. Ann and I shared many hours preparing hospitality for the PSSC readings. We had good laughs and good conversation. She will be missed.

I met Ann through The Poetry Society of South Carolina. She went way back with The Poetry Society, participating in John Doyle's Writers' Group in the 1950s with her husband Skipper. She remained active in our organization until the end. She was scheduled to attend the new Writers' Group on January 10. I have many wonderful memories about her wit, charm, and grace. May she rest in peace. I have attached a picture showing Ann with another Poetry Society legend, John Ziegler (who lived to 103),...

It was my great fortune to meet her this year at Bishop Gadsden , where I am the Wednesday physician. I was quite honored when she painted my portrait. I will cherish that!

Loved my cousin Ann. So sorry to hear this news. Related through the King family (Franklin Sams' 1st cousin)

I remember Ann from Charleston Civic Ballet. She was everyone's idol, beautiful in every way. Susan Hindman

Big Ann was a wonderful spirit who was full of love and kindness. She will be missed. Lindsay Long