Ann Elizabeth Shevlin

What I remember most about Ann is that we shared our first double-date together at a Sadie Hawkins dance! Our love of Spanish and studying it at GHS with Rebecca McCann is also another wonderful memory. The last time I saw Ann was at our 25th class reunion at Brickers. I loved her "laugh" and her appreciation of other cultures. A truly special person that will be deeply missed.

Fondly,

Ann and I graduated from Greenfield High School. She was such a sweet wonderful person. I have not seen her since high school but I would like to offer my condolences to her family. My name is Christine Dame Tyler.

Ann and I were good friends in high school and at the class reunion last year we were able to catch up and remember. She was a special lady and friend. My sympathy and prayers are with all of her family. She will be greatly missed.
Charlene Moore Brodeur

Ann was a friend in high school. I remember how sweet and kind she was. Years later when I was going through dental hygiene school and needed patients to practice on, Ann and her children came in and helped me out. I'll never forget it. More recently, Ann attended our high school class reunion and I was once again reminded of her specialness.

Please accept my deepest sympathy.

Sheila Moschen

Mrs Shevlin was one of the best teachers I had at Holyoke High
school. She was truly an inspiration and a great role model.
I will always remember her with fondness. Please accept my deepest sympathy.

I remember Ann with a smile. She was a sweet person and, I'm sure, made a big difference in many peoples' lives.
My love to Marty and Rosie.
Laura

May the memories of the life and the love you shared give you strength and comfort in the days ahead. With sympathy
The Walachy's

Please accept my sincere sympathy. Ann and I taught together and socialized. In fact, when I got married 28 years, she co-hosted a shower for me along with our good friend Becky. I have been out of Holyoke for 28 years but never forgot Ann and was always happy to run into her. She will be greatly missed by many.
Maria (Carvalho) Butler

Although I did not know Ann personally, her son P.J. is a great friend to my son,Ray. P.J. has been to our house many times, and he has always impressed me with his intelligence, manners and sense of humor. Ann raised a fine son.

Having taught in the bilingual program in Springfield for many years myself, I am aware of the challenges Ann faced in her job. To be fighting illness while still teaching is an impossible feat.

I extend my deepest sympathy to all of...