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1935
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2024
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Ann McCormick Obituary
Ann was born on June 17, 1935, to Paul and Lillian Cooper in Lockney, Texas.
Ann graduated Lockney High School in 1953. Shortly after graduation, she married her high school sweetheart, Bobby McCormick, on February 20, 1954. They shared the love of fishing and trips to Ruidoso, New Mexico, as well as family vacations to Red River, New Mexico. Ann enjoyed cooking for her family including wonderful deserts. Ann's personal joy were her two daughters, Janet and Joann as well as her two granddaughters and her four great- grand daughters. She loved to garden and yard work and to just enjoy the peace of the outdoors. Playing weekly bridge was something she so enjoyed. She had the never-ending desire to serve the lord with her music ministry. Ann was both an organist and pianist for the Methodist church in Lockney for six decades. She also ministered on Wednesday mornings with music at the Lockney care center for over 30 years.
She is preceded in death by her parents and brother, Jerry Paul Cooper.
Ann is survived by her husband Bobby McCormick, two daughters; Janet Wells and husband Tommy, Joann Carthel and husband Dart, two granddaughters, Tobi Boedeker, and husband Jimmy, Elizabeth Guerrero and husband Joey, four great granddaughters, Alexxa Lohn, Jackie Plant, Kennedy and Isabella Guerrero.
She will be missed by many other friends and relatives.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Frist Methodist Church in Lockney or the charity of your choice.
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