Anne Longman

I didn't know Anne, we never met, but we shared a first and last name. If I ever searched myself on the internet, she came up. I always wondered what she was up to, and who she was. It was a one sided game I played with myself, wondering if she was having a good day, if we shared hobbies, and interests. It was genuinely devastating to type in my name to look for my website, and see she had passed. I searched for this obituary, and found out she was a compelling and wonderful woman. I wish I had done that type of research during her life - I should have reached out. She was thought about, even by complete strangers, in life and after her passing. By all the comments, it is clear she left a profound impact. From one Anne Longman to another, I promise to carry the name on with the same grace that she left behind. Rest in peace, Anne <3

Ann was a dear friend and neighbor (across the street on Argonne Rd) for almost 40 years and indeed she was a terrific person. ALWAYS kind, present and gracious. We will always miss her, but she is in our minds and hearts for ever.
Tim Lynch, Regine Maligne,

Zilpha and I are both deeply saddened by the loss of Anne. She was a truly fine person. Condolences to her family and many friends.

Sincere condolences to her loved ones.

Beautiful and heartfelt. Thoughts and prayers for the entire family.

Such beautiful and perfect words describing Anne. She will be dearly missed.
Nancy Harrell

A very classy lady. I'm proud to have counted her as a friend for more than 40 years.

Our shared friendships and love of books kept us close for decades. Anne´s brilliant mind was evident and her love of her family came first. Anne added so much to my life on this earth, Christie Koontz