Ann N. Moore

This was my mom. Someone so special and talented. She will find joy in all your postings, thank you.
Mom I miss you. I thank you for this life, I've had fun, and I hope I didn't disappoint you too much. But, man, it just wouldn't have been me if I hadn't given you a few grey hairs. Did you tell Jesus I still sometimes look for him in the churches and cemetery's? Well, now you go girl, you go do you and have tons and tons of fun!! Paint me pictures in the clouds, I still love...

I want your family to know that Ann made a positive difference in Loveland. She was generous with her art work and helping others. I worked at the McKee Medical Center Foundation from 2015-2017 and had the occasion to talk with your mom and dad through my work. They were energetic, clever and kind. Mary Gullikson kindly gave me one of Ann's pastels. It is of fruit in a bowl with a dark background. The peaches, oranges and greens are beautiful with a dark background like the Northern...

I am sorry we were not able to attend the celebration service of Ann's life on June 8. We had just returned home from vacation and was grieved to receive her last valentine in our mail.
In 1999 we moved to Caddoa Dr , just 3 houses from the Moore's and had the privilege of becoming friends with Bob and Ann. Ann had a special friendship with our youngest son Tyler, then 6 years old. Over time she became almost a grandmother/buddy figure to Tyler. She even attended Immanuel...

I am sorry I was not able to attend the celebration of Ann's life on June 8th. I was sad to hear that Ann had passed away. I got to know Ann when she was the contact person for applications for the Rotary Art Scholarships in Loveland. I liked her immediately, she was warm and enthusiastic and she kept in contact with me during the years that I was the Arts Department Chair at Thompson Valley High School. Her energy was contagious and so was her love for art. She was a beautiful person...