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John Rooney
June 10, 2025
I had the pleasure of working with Polly in art information as a volunteer at the National Gallery of Art. We will miss Polly´s presence as a volunteer - she was a wealth of knowledge and had a passion for the arts that led her to return to the National Gallery as a volunteer years after spending time working in the Editor´s office here.
Marilyn
June 9, 2025
I never knew Ann as Polly or Bambi!
We served together on the Altar Guild at Christ Church Georgetown. When Annie (... she just rolled her eyes at me!) committed to do something, I could move on knowing she´d deliver. The side of her that I loved so much was her sense of humor: you never saw it coming.
We accepted that she was a private person, but I regret not being there to offer my hand and heart as her she began that walk to heaven.
May our Heavenly Father take away her pain and embrace her beautiful soul. Annie, you are loved.
Vicki Campbell
June 9, 2025
Ann was a loving and important member of the Altar Guild at Christ Church Georgetown for many years. She was always ready to teach new members and they always loved their time with her. She performed her duties to perfection with the utmost care and devotion. Ann was also quick to volunteer for the less popular services. Her addition of a whole poached salmon to our annual dinner was always the crown jewel. She was great company when we would move from our meetings to dinner in a local restaurant ! Once she noticed a fellow member was having pain while ironing so Ann quietly ordered a stool to provide some comfort for her during thier service. Her love of others was also seen in her work on the Grate Patrol -feeding the homeless. We miss her very much.
Joanne Swain
June 1, 2025
I am so sorry to hear of Ann's passing. I knew her from the cathedral and she was always so very pleasant and nice. I knew that she was ill and during the end of her time at the cathedral she was having physical trouble so I am glad that she can rest easy and her suffering is done. She was a lovely person.
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