Ann M. Pierce

I heard of Ann's passing today and want to extend my sympathies to the family. Ann and I were Tennis partners at Mountain Park, Ann was tall and i was short, we made a great team. We also played a lot of Bridge together. The years flew by and we moved a lot, but I always thought of her and tried to keep in touch. She was a wonderful and delightful friend. Now she and Lonnie can get together again . She will be missed. My prayers go out to your family. Know she was loved by all her friends....

I am sending my prayers for you all in the loss of your dear mother. I knew Ann from times at the beach where we both
had a home, lunches at the Town Club, but mostly at Waverley. She was the first person I played with in the ladies group; I was so nervous, but she said, "remember, this just a game, so kick the ball if you don't like your lie".
What a great friend she was. It was a priviledge to know her. Adrienne Tromley, Lake Oswego

I will always remember your mom as one of the most gracious and kind mothers of the Lake Oswego teen gang. So many fun times at your house, where she watched out for us during our stupid antics, but from a distance, never with judgement. If she got mad, it must have been after we left, because all I remember is her great smile and laugh. I'm sure she's smiling down from heaven with 'Tiger', so proud of the family she raised.

Dear Jennifer & Family,
Jennifer and I, and all the Spahr's send our condolences for the loss of your wonderful mother. We all have fond memories of many fun activities on the lake and school related over the years with both of your parents! We will be making a contribution in your mother's memory to the Glenfair Elementary School. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and the family. Love, Greg & Jennifer Spahr