Natalie Lee

Family and friends, I was saddened on learning of Ann's death . I shall miss my yearly visits to see her when I return to Michigan. She had a way about her that that ,even though she was suffering, always made my visit enjoyable and I left looking forward to seeing her the next year. That will not happen again. It is a comfort to know she is no longer in pain. I will always remember her fondly.
My sincere sympathy to all of you whose lives she touched. Merrith Sayre----Tucson, Az.

ANN WAS A LOVELY WOMAN WHO HAD TO ENDURE A GREAT DEAL OF DIFFICULT HEALTH PROBLEMS IN HER LIFE. A MEMBER OF THE LADIES' LITERARY CLUB AND OF A FAMILY LONG MEMBERS OF YPSILANTI - ANN WILL BE MISSED. WE REMEMBER HER SON'S BEAUTIFUL WEDDING IN TEXAS NOT LONG AFTER DICK'S DEATH. ANN WAS MAGNIFICENT UNDER TRYING TIMES.
BLL AND MARY CLAIRE ANHUT

The Class of YHS 1955 deeply misses the smileing face of Ann. Most of us only knew her as Ann

Dear Cam, David, Larry, and Families
Learning of Ann' passing brought back many happy memories. She was the first person I met at YHS and we were in the same homeroom forever enjoying many great times. I will never forget her sense of humor, kindred spirit and those beautiful eyes. My daughter was named after her. I will miss her and her spunk. Such good memories. You have my sincere sympathy and prayers.

My mother, Ruth Porter first knew Ann as a young child. Mother was living with Spen and Hazel Davis while she attended the Normal. Ann Was a neighbor, and played with the Davis children. Ann became quite fascinated with my mother's suitor, Don Porter, and referred to him as "that man." They both became fond of her. Many years later they were friends at Gilbert. In her heart l think Mother always thought of her as the sweet little girl next door.

I am so sad to hear of Ann's passing. She grew up as a child down the street from my Mother, Mary Esther Ross Miller, and she and Dick, and my parents did many things together as married friends, and then being at Gilbert with my Mom was the best, a lifelong friend to spend every day with! My prayers and thoughts are with you, and know that I will miss Ann's wit and charm and warm bright smile! Ron Miller, Phoenix, AZ

I am so sorry to hear of Ann's passing. I was just thinking of her a day or so ago, when I saw pic from the Gilbert Residence. I'll always remember our chats about Real Estate and music, she was a lovely lady. I will miss her smiling face. God's Blessings on all Ann's family and friends. David Rumford