I knew Anne (and Jim) before they were married.
Henry (now deceased) and I spent many happy times
with them at the Lost Tree parties.  I always enjoyed playing golf with Anne and sometimes Bridge.  Anne lived around the corner from me
before moving to the apartment and I would  sometimes
walk to her house for a visit.   I think of her often and she 
is missed.  I know she is in heaven.
I send my deepest condolences.

Marie B. Weigl

I remember growing up with “Uncle Bud and Aunt Ann” as a fabric of my being. Uncle Bud was my Godfather. aunt Ann was the most organized thoughtful and caring woman. Brian and Moira were interwoven in my family fitting in between my own sister and brothers. I am the person I am today because of the examples set for me by Aunt Eileen, Aunt Ann my Mom and of course my grandmother “Mamie”

I cherish the memories and fun times we had  with Ann, Dan, Moira and Brian. They were some of the best memories of my life. Every Christmas, I remember the smile on Ann's face when she would greet all the children. But especially when she watched them open their gifts with joy.  I’ll never forget that smile. Blessings to Moira and the kids, Love, Paul Bauer  😀 😇 🙏

I am so sorry that Ann is no longer with us. She was a neighbour in LTV and always so kind and capable. I admired her strong character and intelligence. I looked forward to seeing her every winter. She once brought a special box of chocolates from Chicago for Bill, my husband when he was ill. It was so sweet.  Fondly, Martha McDonald

To Ann's Family , 

My husband and I met Jim and Ann when we first moved to LT 30 years ago .  Ann was almost 25 years older than me, but was a woman I admired from the beginning.  She got me involved with the Foundation here and inspired me to give both time and resources to help it flourish .  I worked with her on the Grants Committee and eventually became Chair.  She was smart and  a tough business woman , but always kind and fair and her sense of humor was sometimes hidden , but always there.   I will miss her and am so sorry for your loss.  Sincerely , Nancy Calcagnini

I have known Anne from her early days at Lost Tree.
I knew Dan and, of course, Jim.
Anne was special and she will always remain in my
memory.
I send my deepest condolences and heartfelt
sympathy for your very great lost.
Marie Weigl

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Ann B. O'Leary Kerley

6 January, 1927 – 8 May, 2022

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