Ann was my Maid of Honor at my wedding in 1975.  I was just One particular time that stands out in my mind is when we had stopped at Quik-Trip for a coolee, which we did ALL THE TIME, and we started giggling about something.  And could not stop.  One of those "if you look at me I'm just going to laugh HARDER", things.  And we did.  The clerk, obviously concerned we were losing our minds, said "uh, girls?".  We finally ran from the QT.  I lost track of Ann after a few years.  I'm sorry she's gone.  She was ALWAYS fun.

I sat next to Ann. in Mrs Lentz history class .Mrs. lentz would stand right at the front of our desks to lecture the class forcing us to look straight up at a large mole under her chin with black hairs growing out of it.We joked and laughed about that mole all year.  P.S.  M rs. Lentz if  you are reading this I hope it was't  malignant.

Ann's story is a true tragedy! May she rest in peace and may remember the silliness of Anne Heffernan.