Dear Uncle John and Nan,
We were so deeply saddened to hear about Miss Ann's passing. I remember her being so sweet and kind hearted. You are all in my heart and prayers.
Love Always,
David, Karen, Kaylee and Olivia
Posted by: Karen Graiser - Atlanta, GA - Family Jul 31, 2012
I am so grateful for having had the priviledge of knowing Ms. Ann, even if the time of our aquaintance was short. She was a gentle soul and an elegant lady. I will miss seeing her at Live Oak Village. My sincere condolences to the family.
Posted by: Kathy - Springfield, LA - Friend Jul 29, 2012
Mr. John and Mrs. Juanita,
I was very saddened to hear of Miss Ann's passing. I am so honored to have known her through my time at the "home". A very lovely person, indeed.
You know where I am if I can do anything for your family
--Rhonda
Posted by: Rhonda Chandler - Hammond, LA Jul 23, 2012
In the fall of 1948, there were 4 girls on the new campus. We were taking chemistry and biology classes and 2nd year classes were not taught at the main campus downtown. Our chemistry teacher didn't really want any girls in his classes. He said classes came first and he had better not see anyone in the cafeteria playing bridge during the semester. Ann and Pat Harper went on to the med center to finish their bachelor degrees. Estelle Germer
Posted by: Mary Frances Brown - Little Rock, AR - went to jr. college together Jul 22, 2012
Ann, I will always remember your kindness to me when I was young. You hold a very, very special place in my memories and as long as I live, I will remember you with much affection.
Posted by: Anita Bradley Sweeney - Benton, AR - Cousin Jul 22, 2012
