ANN MURPHY

Ann was my son´s second grade teacher. I knew her years before that as a school volunteer for my 2 older children. She was a delightful woman, so kind and warm. My condolences

Laura and family, Both Keith and Lauren were blessed to have Mrs. Murphy as their 2nd grade teacher. She was truly wonderful. Sending prayers to all of you.

I want to send my condolences to Ann's family, and may her memory be a blessing. I met her and Paul while I was working at The Falls at Cordingly Dam. Ann was such a kind friend to so many residents and had the patience of a teacher even many years after she had retired. If she couldn't make a program, she found me later to tell me why. She was extremely thoughtful, smart and empathetic. It was a pleasure to know her for the short time I did. You could tell she made an impact wherever she was.

Ann was a wonderful friend and neighbor and will be greatly missed. We enjoyed many hours together with Ann and Paul who were among the nicest people you could ever meet.

I am so sad to hear of Ann´s passing. I met her at The Falls and introduced her to Rummikub. I felt an instant connection to Ann, and so appreciated her graciousness, her sense of humor, and her wisdom. My condolences to her beloved family. May Ann´s memory bring you happiness and peace.

Ann became a dear friend - we first met while volunteering for the CERT program in Wellesley - then a walking and Spanish learning friend - good memories and spending many pleasant times in her kitchen playing Mahjonng - always ready to listen, she always had a positive response! and ready smile !- I will miss you dear friend

Ann was an amazing woman, I have done her hair for many years in Needham. This tribute to Ann was beautiful! She loved her family , and was kind and wonderful to everyone she met. I will miss her and our special visits with talk of our families, she always said she was so blessed. After Ann moved and stopped driving , I am grateful her family still brought her to the salon. I was blessed to know her . Prayers for her family in their loss. Godspeed my friend, Ann