Anne Miller Westcott

I met Anne at the YMCA many years ago where we were both swimming. My son mark also met Anne there. When he told me he was having a serious relationship with a girl he met at the Y, I immediately knew it was Anne. I thought Anne was a wonderful person. She had a great sense of humor and was very friendly. I couldn´t have asked for a better daughter in law. I am so sorry she has left us so soon. She was loved by all who knew her.

Last week we lost a beautiful, beautiful human being - a person who graced this world with her wisdom and unending kindness. Whenever I was around Ann, she treated me like I was someone special even though I was far from it. The powerful and endearing human characteristics of empathy and love, that were so unique to Ann - made it a joy to be in her presence. To those beautiful souls who have passed before us - stand tall - for a great lady comes your way. To Ann's family I extend my...

Anne was a part of my family for many years, though she and my brother divorced, she always felt like family. I loved that she called my mom, her mother-in-law, 'mom' even afterwards. It would be confusing if her mother was with my mom as they both thought she was talking to them. She was a wonderful, vibrant woman gone way too soon. She will be forever missed.

I feel blessed I was able to spend time with Anne recently. Despite her illness she remained witty, artistic, loving/kind and beautiful to the near end. Anne was a top notch mother, daughter, wife, sister, aunt and friend - she meant so much to so many people. Her artwork is vivid and filled with the energy of life- - she was a passionate foodie and I never felt judged by her. She liked to travel and experience the seasons of change. I send my sympathies to all who love her because this...

My deepest sympathy to Anne's family. Anne was always a source of happiness and helpfulness at Glenmeadow. She was kind and her sense of humor always brought a smile to my face. May she rest in peace. There are so many people waiting up in heaven to give her a giant hug. She was loved by all who knew her.