Ann Stinchcomb

This is the time of when we would get together in Calif. and have a picnic lunch somewhere between the coast and Borrego Springs. It was an occasion that I looked forward to every year, and still think of that time with such fond memories. She will remain in my heart forever. Sitting here writing this note I can hear her beautiful laughter.

We in the Arizona OUlaws 356 Porsche club are sooooooo very sorry to hear of Ann's passing. Her lovely smile was always such a delight for all of us, and her thoughtful and articulate thank you notes so memorable. We will miss you, Ann.

David Gill

My wife Barbara is inconsolable. Ann was a shining light and an inspiration. We will try our best to honor her memory by being more like her. She was deeply loved be everyone she touched as is much missed.

Ann and I met in 1963 working at the Banff Springs Hotel. She has been a faithful, beautiful friend ever since. My deepest condolences to Dave, Lee, Bob, and families. I will forever remember Ann as an amazing woman and a treasured friend. Thinking of her now, I hear the joy in her voice and that wonderful laugh. Sincerely,
Annette and Gary Hilton

Dear Bob and Family,
I am so very sorry to hear this news. May your hearts be filled with peace and wonderful memories. I am so glad I was able to know you both and visit for a brief time before I left California.
sincere codolences
Barbara Kaiser

May the God who "binds up the broken-hearted" and "comforts all who mourn" sustain you and your family during this difficult time(Isaiah 61:1,2)

Dear Stinchcomb Family: Our deepest sympathies for your loss. We will keep you in our hearts and prayers hoping that you will find comfort knowing you were so blessed. The Manicke Family

Dear Stinchcombs,
We were so sad to learn of your loss and have been praying for The Lord's peace ever since.
Lee is an exact copy of this sweet woman and such a precious treasure in my life, as Little Pat is to my Jack.
All my love!