Anne Kathryn Aldredge Morton PhD

I´m heartbroken to hear of Anne´s passing. She was a friend and mentor to me for 37 years. We met when she was a supervisor in my first job as a clinician, in Denton, TX. There was an immediate connection- we were both clinicians driven to bring more equity and social awareness into our work & workplace. Anne was a soft-spoken warrior. Her observations and her words as my mentor in 1988-1990 stay with me, to this day. Remarkably we stayed friends over the decades. She encouraged me to pursue my doctorate, and she was always the friend I would call when I hit roadblocks or had good news to share. We celebrated or mourned every election since that first year in Denton. We would check in with each other every year to meet up at the Texas Psychological Association convention. She´s been my friend through every stage of my professional life, for almost 40 years. Anne´s fire for equality and justice, her deep sense of humor, and her love and support will remain a part of me forever.

I have become friends with Anne over the past two years, as we were neighbors. It was always nice to interact as she and her husband walked their beloved cats each afternoon, Rumpie and Itty Bitty. They brought her a lot of joy, and we all shared amusement in their antics.

She was always soft spoken and thoughtful and I will miss our talks, as she was a nice person and a great neighbor.

Glenn Almack

Anne was the special type of person whose strength and tenacity shown through to the end. It was a real honor being part of her care. My deepest condolences to your family.

Anne was a free thinker. She always recognized when things didn´t add up. She supported young people and the next generation of leaders. May her memory be a blessing.