Portland, Oregon
Hazen, Francis Ann 95 Feb. 02, 1920 Sept. 19, 2015 Born Groundhog's Day, Feb. 2, 1920, Francis Ann Hazen, was a woman of many names: "Sausage" or "Ponchine" to her dad, Ben Hazen; "Francie" to her mom, Dana; "Ann" to her Grant High School, Reed College and Stephen's friends; and "Annie" in...
Read MoreHoward and Susan, I am remembering your MOM with fondness...a beautiful woman inside and out. Her perseverance to overcome obstacles and remain joyous in her very exceptional life was so evident I am sorry you lost her. I'd love to hear from both of you. Lynn Covington
Lynn Covington
November 07, 2015 | Portland, OR
I am so sorry to hear about Ann. She was a lovely woman who I met through Ed Francis. She was so gracious and giving. My daughters will never forget her wonderful cookies. They thought it was so funny that the secret ingredient was potato chips.
I am sorry for your loss. Laura Koeroghlian
November 01, 2015
Howard and Sue: I am so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. I remember the many happy times spent in your houses on Myrtle Court (my first overnight in a bunk bed) and on Montgomery Drive, right next to our house, so easy to hitchhike to Lincoln in the mornings by standing on the corner of Vista and waiting for friends to pick us up. Our first day at Lincoln in 1960 we all walked down Hall street with Sue and Steve. Your mother was such a fountain of good cheer and hospitality, always...
Charles Chamberlain
October 19, 2015 | San Diego, CA
Sue, How and family..Just read of Ann's passing. Always hard to say "goodbye", what a long and interesting life she had. :o)
Take care... Kris Bloom
October 13, 2015 | OR
Sue I am so sorry to hear about your Mom. Such wonderful memories I have and am so glad Gordy and I were able to see her. Love you and your in my heart. Love, Janet
Janet Johnson
October 12, 2015 | Mechanicsville, VA
