Ann McVicker

I miss you grandma. I try to remember your smell, your voice and your xxoos. It was never going to be ok for you to go. But, I know you are young again (you hated being old). I know you are with Grandpa. You went out how you wanted to. You lived life the spunky lady you were always. I am a grandma now. I wish you would have been here to share it with. But we sang your songs to him and he has known honey bee since the day he was born. I just miss you grandma. I found an old voice-mail from you...

Ann was always there in a bind... She cared for her family and friends. When she found out that I was teaching classes at my church, she was there. My favorite memory of her was before Terry and I got married. Terry had the bright ideal of going to his Mom's house to do laundry. I said, "She is not at home." He said, "Oh, don't worry she never stays here, she is at her boyfriend's in Waterville." So I put everything in the washer, and Terry had stepped out to go get something, not sure...

Our hearts go out to you at this time and in the days ahead.

Deepest condolences to Peggy, Ricki, and all of Mrs. McVicker's family and friends.

To Peggy and her family, I am sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers to you and yours.

Peggy My deepest sympathy to you and your family.I hope you can all find comfort in knowing your Mom is in GOD'S arms now. Prayers to all of you!

Ann was such a loving and caring person who put the needs of others ahead of her own. I am sorry to hear of her passing, and my prayers are with her family.