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Dawn
January 12, 2021 | Acquaintance
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Anne Power Werner
Boston, Massachusetts
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Send FlowersWERNER, Anne Power Died of cancer on Christmas Day 2011, at her home in North Hampton, New Hampshire. Anne has no immediate survivors. She does leave, however, her good friend, Father Daniel Morrissey, and a host of others enriched by their relationship with this extraordinary woman. Anne was...
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I wish I had known her personally. I came to know about her through reading about her mother Annabella & Tyrone power, and also her late ex husband Oskar Werner:
She seemed to be someone special, who will always be a part of the dearest thoughts and memories, treasured in the hearts of her friends;
From an Irish admirer
Elinor O'Brien
September 24, 2012 | Waterford, Ireland
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The gracious and thoughtful comments made by Anne Power's friends extend their experience of loss to those who were not fortunate enough to have known Anne. One cannot help feeling the loss, and a debt of gratitude for these remembrances and tributes.
Allan Goren
July 01, 2012 | Edinburg, TX
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" God Bless you dear Ann and RIP". Ronda Slaybaugh.
Ronda Slaybaugh
February 24, 2012 | Englewood, OH
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She was the best of the best, I met Anne in 1982 and we were good friends ever since.
Dominic J. Monetta
January 10, 2012 | Washington, DC
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When I began working at the library in 2003 Anne was a volunteer. She always brought a ray of sunshine and great energy with her. We were so saddened to hear of her passing.
Susan Grant
January 06, 2012 | North Hampton, NH
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I didn't know, Anne, but a wonderful friend and colleague from the Board of Medicine,Father Daniel Morrissey, did. What an extraordinary life she led. I too support New Hampshire Public TV and Radio and have made a donation in her memory. Gail Barba
January 05, 2012
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RIP, dear Anne.
cheryl lynn
January 03, 2012 | MS
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I got to know Anne through Ilse Andrews' German Literature group in New Hampshire. We participated together in the German language "salon" for years. Anne visited me at my home in Hampton. She did not approve of the close proximity of my neighbors. She felt it was crucial to surround yourself with the music you love without disturbing neighbors. Anne was beautiful and fascinating. I am so sad to learn of her death.
Rosie Geer
January 02, 2012 | Red Wing, MN
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