Ann Swift

Ann and my mother, Joan Fuller, were close friends for about 70 years. I just discovered this obituary while putting a list together to send updates on my mother. She has dementia and is on hospice, but still has such fond memories of her wonderful friend Ann. Please accept my condolences for your wonderful mother. She was a blessing to many. Ann Fuller Turner ([email protected])

Such a lovely Christian lady who was always blessing others with her many talents and wonderful friendship! God bless Sarah and the rest of her family in this time of grief.

We are so sorry to hear about Ann's passing. She was always a joy to be around and to speak with. Our prayers are with you.

The smile says it all. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Judy, Sarah and Marilyn. Will recall fondly the memory of Dad's last visit to see Ann at home.

What great memories I have of spending time with your mom and dad in Florida. She was a wonderful person. Thinking of each of you.
Love,
Johnnie Lynn
Love, Johnnie Lynn

Marilyn,
So sorry to see the passing of your mom in the paper. I still remember living upstairs in our apartment on Gay St. and how you and your sisters were always nice.
Karen (Powell) Rardin

Thoughts are with the whole family as Ann's passing was a moment of grace. I enjoy seeing Ann's Coats of Arms of our family which hang on the wall in my home and also on the walls of the Clark County Library. Visits in the kitchen with Ed and Ann, and with the cousins on the cushioned porch swing at the old house that once stood on Gay Street next to the church is a fond summertime memory.