ANN ELIZABETH KNEISEL

Ann's bio is a thrilling reminder of the way character declares itself, no matter the circumstances. I should say "Mrs. Kneisel's bio." After all, I was schoolmates with Bill at Hopkins. In those days you didn't call adults by their first names. If we did, "Pistol" would have been a great one. It takes one to know one. There was a time when Bill and I allegedly revised the Kneisel station wagon, probably in the middle of the night. Bold racing stripes from stem to stern, a racing machine! Did...

From the Lakewood Camps´ crew, Middle Dam, Maine: Ann was a lovely person and we looked forward to her visits every year. She will be sorely missed. Our prayers and condolences to her family and friends.

I was a classmate of her son Bill Kneisel in Junior high school and our mothers were good friends. Ann became good friends with my Aunt Eileen here in Boston and I remember guffaws of laughter and Ann's loving voice, caring about women here in Boston. Best to Bill and your sibs. Liz Rodgers

Beth, thinking of you and your family during this time. What a wonderful tribute in celebrating your mom’s life! Love the story of the trees, and the legacy behind it! Best to all with love, Cara and Bill Giacomo.

Thinking of you, Beth, at this time. Although we are unable to be with you on August 16 to celebrate your beautiful Mother's incredible life, we will keep you, Ed and your entire family in our thoughts and prayers. Love always, Gail and Jerry Ryan