Ann McKenzie Reed

Please know of our family's deepest sympathy for you on the sad news of Ann's passing. She was a wonderful teacher to Chip and Mimi and a dear advisor to Mimi along with so many others..... we know she is rejoicing with our Lord, but she will be missed by all of us who knew her. God Bless You, Mary Grace Hobby

Marc, Lynn and family,
The loss of a mother is never easy. I pray you feel the loving arms of our Savior wrapped around you. I hope you have peace in your hearts knowing she is in the presence of The Almighty.
Ann was one that you could go to in any circumstance and she would help. Years ago, someone I knew had a couple of horses that needed to be safe during a terrible storm. She arranged for the transportation and offered the safe harbor of her barn for 2 horses.
Driving passed their home, if they were on the front porch, they waved at everyone.
She was an incredibly kind woman. I am so glad that we met when I lived in Rebecca.

I didn't get to spend as much time with Ann over the years as I would have liked, but she always struck me as a kind, intelligent, and sincere woman. She was a good friend to my mom and very caring with her during her illness. Ann will be loved and missed.

Ann was a wonderful woman. She was always sharing her knowledge and skills with others - teaching and training others to be successful in their lives. For me, at the age of 19, Ann helped me get an office job under her when she worked for an accountant in Ashburn. For 2 years with this job, she trained me in office and bookkeeping skills. She helped to build a foundation of knowledge and skills that I have used in my profession and life. I also have memories of Ann teaching me as early as 4 years old how to set a table and speak plainly. She really cared about others and God used her to bless many people. Again, she was a wonderful woman. I thank God for her life.