The Rev. Anne C. Brower M.D.

Have just learned of Anne's death, to my great sorrow. She and my sister Betsy Peck were close friends at Smith, and I last saw Anne briefly at a Smith reunion a couple of years back. My parents adored her, as did Betsy and I. This brings much love to her family,
Anne Carter (Peck) Zadig

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Dear Glenn,
It had been truly a pleasure having you and Anne in our lives. Our hearts, thoughts and prayers are with you.
Tara and crew.

My heart hurts that I cannot be at the celebration of life memorial for Dr Anne Brower. I planned to be with her the last weekend of August but she wasn't feeling up to it so plans were canceled. She was such a good woman and I loved her dearly.
Glenn, I remember a moment you and she shared when we were at dinner at the Pink House in Savannah, you held her so tenderly as she placed her head on your chest. I almost felt as if I were intruding on such a tender moment between husband...

Selfless and inspirational, the world was a better place for her presence and her passing leaves a void that cannot be replaced.

Dear Glenn, we share your grief. We loved Anne and will miss her greatly.

Glenn, Nate & I were so saddened to hear of Anne's passing. Mere words can never say enough at times like these. Please know you're thought of at this sad time. Love, Leslie and Nate Bayer

Dear Glenn and extended family,

I extend to you my deepest sympathy in your loss. May God be with you and grant you peace and comfort as you grieve.

Dear Glenn, Lynne, Jim- Anne's light and love will remain with me. She mentored me at Old Donation as a Stephen Ministter and as a woman of the church staff. She always had time for me- whether at the Cathedral, or In Norfolk, or at Old Donation. She helped me realize a calling to be with those sick or in distress. Most of all she showed me Her and God's love and light- everlasting. Thank you.