Ann Marie Roussell

My condolences to your family. I had not seen Ann in many years, but she came to mind tonight so I googled and found her obituary. It is never too late to send a comforting message to family and friends, as we never forget those we love and expectantly look forward to meeting them again in Heaven. Ann was a mentor my first year of teaching when I was placed at Alexander for the afternoon part of kindergarten since my class didn't have the numbers. I was forced to travel between two...

Ann was a treasured coworker (Alexander Elementary) and friend. She was a source of joy and laughter to all who knew her. An inspiration to anyone fighting a long term illness, Ann will hold a special place in the hearts of many!

Richard,
Our Condolences and Prayers for you and your family...

Ann my Friend And XUP Classmate RIP

Richard and Kelly,
You have my deepest sympathies. There will never be another Ann Roussell. I know she's dancing and eating party food. She taught me so many things about teaching and enjoying life. I'm going to miss her. She forever touched my life.

Dear Richard & Kelly,
I am so incredibly sorry to hear of Ann passing. Although, I truly believe that she's dancing on the streets of gold with Bryan. I know this must have been a reunion that she longed for. She was an incredible person, mother, friend, grandma to baby Travis and so much more to many people. Your family will always be special to me and always in my heart. I pray that God will hold you all close, comfort you and slowly replace your sadness with wonderful memories. I have...

Dear Richard and Kelly,
Words can not express my sorrow at your loss. The world was a better place because of Moonie. She had such a special spirit which she shared with everyone. We had so much fun at Prep and Xavier.
God Bless you both,
Love
Cynthia Hedge Morrell

Our prayers will keep our families strong. We will always remember the good times of her journey here on earth and know she is at peace in heaven with our Heavenly Father.

Condolences and prayers from one of Ann's classmates at XUP.