Ann Connally Cavett Joiner MELBER

I just learned of Ann's passing -- my condolences to her family. I can't remember a time when I didn't know the Cavetts. Ann kept up with me through the years, and I will miss her greatly.
Nina (Austin) Brown

Dear David, Chris, Greg, Matt, Brucie, Sarabeth and Richard,
You all are in my thoughts and prayers during these difficult days. I am so sorry to hear of Ann's passing. She was such a sweet, loving, thoughtful person. I will miss her though we did see each other often; our friendship took up where it left off from one visit to the next. I will certainly miss our long talks and visits. She will be greatly missed, but we will meet again one day in the future. Thinking of you...

Dear David,
My prayers are with you and with the rest of Ann's family. There never is a good time to say "good-bye" to one we love. May you continue to be comforted by your faith that parting does not last forever. God's love does.
With sincere sympathy,
Jo (Eickmann) Sandin
a friend from Ann's days at McCallum

Chris, Matt, Greg & David, my sincere condolences for your loss. I didn't know about the services until they were over. I'm heartbroken for you all. Ann had some tough years...so sad. May God bring you comfort and peace during this time. Love you, Penny Joiner

To David and Ann's families - Kemp and I were so very sorry to learn of dear Ann's death.
We had know Ann since high school. Kemp and Jimmy Joiner went to McCallum together. They were also neighbors on McCandless St. near McCallum.
Ann was a lovely person with a lovely smile and a lovely heart, and we know you will ALL miss her so very, very much. Please know,David, that we are thinking of you and your family. Kemp and Lea Ann (Kennard) Dixon