Elizabeth Ann Rice Lancaster

Dear Allen, Courtney and Brian, So sorry to hear of your mother passing. I always thought she was the sweetest mama on Walnut Street. My most recent memory of her was when my mother passed away and it was a comfort to have her visit and she made the best macaroni salad! I am sure your memories will bring you comfort. Sincerest sympathy, Liz Hunt Fairman

She was such a sweet person and my thoughts and prayers are with the family.

Brian, please accept my deepest condolences. Sending love and prayers. I just saw Ms. Ann in church last Saturday. She was always so very kind.

Ann was a gracious and lovely lady. I feel blessed to have known her and offer my condolences to her family. She will be missed.

Ms. Ann was one incredible, amazing and beautiful lady inside and out. It was a blessing and a true honor to call her my friend and extended family. I just fell in love with her sweetness when I started running Curves in Farmville. My love, tightest hugs and prayers go out to her beloved family and her special group of gals who I would get to see at Plank Road on Friday evenings. You will be missed immensely but never forgotten!!

Ann was a very special woman that had a positive, yet practical outlook to us and our shared community. We are so thankful to have known her and we will keep her family in our hearts.

Cortney and family, Sincere condolences in the loss of your mother.

What a wonderfully sweet lady Ann was to everyone. A bit younger than I, but I loved being with her and her family. A treasure to have known her during our younger years. Rest well with James Allen. Dolores Stephenson Ballard (Dee)