Ann Moore

We are so sorry to hear the passing of your Mother Nell and Chris. She sure sounded like a wonderful women, May Ann rest in eternal peace

Ann Moore made me a better person. She was a wonderful friend to my parents and to me, and enriched our lives with her intuition and compassion. I loved her and will miss her dearly.

Ann and I have been friends for over 35 years. She taught my granddaughter while at Westerly High, led me in an exercise class, I learned so much from her during our 9 years in a Sangha meditation program. A dear friend forever

Mary Ann, may you continue beautifully into the future through your children and their children and through everyone you have touched in your exemplary life of dedication to the goodness in all. We never met, but we are Dharma sisters. Condolences to your beloved ones. You, surely, have not left them.

I met Ann in 2008 at Joanne and Richard Friday´s home during a Sunday Clear Heart Sangha gathering in Matunuck, RI. Through my eyes, Ann and Joanne were the matriarches of the community. Ann and I connected right away. She made me a better listener and she taught me how to hug, really hug. Which is saying a lot because I come from a family of huggers! Ann, Richard and I would go for walks in Stonington. Cherry blossoms were in bloom, the last time we went for a stroll. We would enjoy lunch at...

May we feel the continuation of Ann every day With peace, Mary Ann