I was just thinking about Ann and found her obituary notice online. This makes me sad because she was such a good friend and mentor to me. She encouraged me to help her teach nursing with her and we worked together both on the unit and in a teaching environment. She was a scream and one of the best psych nurses ever. She absolutely loved the patients and always saw the human beings behind the mental illness. She taught hundreds of students in the Bay Area and lI am positive she left them with fond memories. I'll never forget one story she told: her brother was an airline pilot and he was the only one who flew his plane below the San Mateo bridge in order to land.........of course he was in a flight simulator. She and I found wonderful restaurants and spent lots of time talking in her hot tun in Albany. We lost touch after she moved but I will never ever forget her. She was a positive influence in my life. Sorry I found this out so late. My best to the family

Ann was a popular member of our School of Nursing Class of 1956, Iowa Lutheran Hospital, Des Moines, Iowa. She will be missed. Sharon Hulen

For all the family and friends I wanted to share a couple of thoughts” No resident will say I am sick.” “The last enemy,death is to be brought to nothing.” ” He will wipe out every tear from their eyes and death will be no more,neither will mourning nor outcry nor pain be anymore.The former things have passed away.” If this is something that has interested you please use the above FREE email address or you can write to KAM for FREE information. Thank you for your time.

I had so many great adventures with Aunt Annie in California and Washington. She was always up for a fun time and I will miss her terribly. Pam Du Pas

Ann was my friend. I will miss her very much.

We loved our wonderful Aunt Annie. We will miss her so. Jodi, Lance and Katherine Hanna

Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.