Barbara Ann Nall

My deepest sympathies to the entire family -- especially my long-time and very dear friend, Chuck. I know how tough it is to lose a precious parent and my heart, prayers and much love are with each and every one as you work through the difficulties of your loss. Keep the many memories you made together at the forefront of your thoughts and God will grant you peace through them.

I worked with Ann at Peoples Bank for many years. If you looked up a definition of a real Lady all you would see is a picture of Ann. I got to renew our friendship after retirement when we met again at AzaleaPark.where she was a resident . My sister-in-laws both lived there. I would always stop to chat a little bit with her and laugh over some funny thing that happened during our working years. She was a wonderful Lady and will be missed by all of us. RIP Ann.

Karan Kennedy and I visited Ann often for three years. Knowing her was a true privilege. We would also take her out to eat which was truly a de light to her. We loved and enjoyed being with her during those times . We were not able to see her after she got sick which we wish we could have done so. She leaves behind two friends which will miss her greatly.