Ruth Ann Baker

I am late with my condolences for my dear friend, Ruth Ann. I lost touch with her; I had missed her sweet nature all these years. I just this moment found her obituary online, that this world had lost such a precious soul too early. She was a genuine friend to me and got me into horseback riding in our early 20´s. My sincere condolences to all her family. My dear friend Ruthie, you make where you are a sweeter and better place. I hope I am honored to see you when I make my own journey...

I would like to express my deepest condolences to the family of Ruth during this difficult time. I pray that the promise in 1 Thessalonians 4:14 can bring you the same comfort it has brought me. Such beautiful promises give hope, and that hope can be so consoling at times like these.

I grew up with Ruthie. She was my neighbor and we went through elementary school, high school and college together. We were best friends and recently connected by email when her Mom passed and caught up on each other. She was so excited about the land they recently bought in Maine and the plans to build a house. My thoughts and prayers go out to you all. She will be missed.

Sister of my heart, I will miss you so! We met over thirty years ago and immediately were best friends. We had some grand travel adventures together....through life and foreign countries. You will always hold a special place in my heart.

So sorry to hear this. Ruthie and I worked together on the assembly line at Ingersoll Rand (Millers Falls Tool Company) and took some grand vacations together. Once we took off for a long weekend in Bermuda, tooling around on motorbikes by day and going disco dancing by night. Later that year we flew to Scotland, rented a car, and did a grand tour of the U.K. , from Iona, Loch Ness, and Inverness, to Edinburgh and London. Her sense of adventure balanced my own native caution, and she would...