Ann Mahlers Peters

While I never actually met Ann Peters, I felt like I did. She answered MANY letters that I wrote through the years in her capacity as secretary to the Statler Brothers. No matter how silly the question, she answered politely. She always threw in some goodies such as photos or a keychain as well.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Ann was always a friendly classmate and I, like Rusty, really enjoyed the Statler Bros. Christmas Card each year. Ann was so kind to take us to their office and museum during one reunion. I only got to see her at most of our Cass of 53 Reunions, but I shall miss her at the next reunion. My deepest sympathy to each member of the family.
Selma (Jackie) Taylor Gardner, Richmond, VA

Ann was a fun schoolmate and friend, and she will certainly be missed. I'll always remember her good nature, and how special it was to get a Christmas card from the Statler Brothers each year. I will treasure fond memories of Ann...and may she rest in peace.

Ann will be missed by all. She was a woman of great character, showing kindness to all! Her world and community was a better place, for she touched so many lives with her beautiful spirit and loving heart. We are sure all the saints in heaven are rejoicing in her presence with them. Truly God has said to Ann, "Well done, my good and faithful servant!"

Larry and Sue Correll
Winchester, VA

She will be missed.

Pete East
Kill Devil Hills, NC