Ann Boyd Thomas

Im reading this obit 10 years too late in 2018. Ann and I lost track of each other over the years. She meant the world to me when I was living in Florence one summer in our mid 20s lots of tennis and beach trips and late nights discussing life. Later that summer, we did a month long (life changing) trip to Europe together. I cant believe shes gone- it seems like yesterday. She was a joy to have as a friend.

I met Ann when she was a student a USC. She was witty, wise beyond her years, and a personality not easily forgotten.
She will be missed.

I was so sorry to hear about Ann Boyd's death. We knew each other from birth (our mothers were in the maternity ward at the same time) and through college. Although time and distance have intervened (I have lived in Boston for 20+ years), I have never forgotten her keen intelligence and very understated wit, as well as her sensitivity and kindness. She will be missed.

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to help at this time.

Dear Margaret, John and friends,

I have just heard of Ann's passing! I'm soo sorry! I recently met Ann on the phone and would have never have know she was sick. I was truly impressed with her living with this disease and not letting it hold her down. She did not stop living and that was the one thing I learned from Miss Ann when I met her at her lovely barn! She was very strong and I made a new horse friend that day! Caroline and I send our deepest regrets! I will continue to...

I am very shocked and saddened. Ann and I were friends in college, and I'll always remember her keen intellect and wonderful sense of humor and the absurd. What a special person; she will be missed greatly.

Although I only knew Ann as a patient in Mcleod Hospital, I consider her a friend. She was always uplifting & entertaining. I will never forget her. She made the night shift bearable.
Donna Rotan,RN
McLeod Hospital

No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. Our deepest condolences are with you as you grieve.

I'm shocked and extremely upset over the loss of Ann Thomas. It's unfortunate that I have not seen Ann for many years as I contributed a monthly article for Five O'Clock Friday. One thing that stands out in my mind most is the day that she donated a digital camera to the humane society. In the day that was HUGE! Ann was so giving with such a big heart when it came to animals. I will forever remember that although Ann could not emotionally visit the animal shelter-whatever was needed she...