I went to St. Joseph's with Ann. She was a wonderful classmate. She was very intelligent, nonjudgemental and always had a smile. Ann is leaving a positive impact that will affect all to come. All of the "Sisters of Charity" from St. Joe's loved her!
I was brought up living right next door to the Mahoney family and recall wondering how could Ann possibly survive being brought up in the middle of five brothers!! Ann always had a quiet sense of assuredness and her sense of helping others certainly guided her throughout her career. Another gentle, good and kind humnan being lost to the World and we all are poorer for it.
I was friendly with Ann in Jr High. I think our connection was only girl with lots of brothers. We went to several events together. She was a very kind person. It's funny cuz her obituary kept popping up as a Needham obituary, and it didn't ring a bell til Joel's comment.....Don't judge me my mother taught me to read the "Irish Sports Page" as she referred to it. I am sorry for Ann's passing and offer my condolences to her family.
Walter S. Morris
I went to St. Joseph's with Ann. She was a wonderful classmate. She was very intelligent, nonjudgemental and always had a smile. Ann is leaving a positive impact that will affect all to come. All of the "Sisters of Charity" from St. Joe's loved her!
Thanks! Walter
Joel Johnson
I was brought up living right next door to the Mahoney family and recall wondering how could Ann possibly survive being brought up in the middle of five brothers!! Ann always had a quiet sense of assuredness and her sense of helping others certainly guided her throughout her career. Another gentle, good and kind humnan being lost to the World and we all are poorer for it.
Paula Noll
I was friendly with Ann in Jr High. I think our connection was only girl with lots of brothers. We went to several events together. She was a very kind person. It's funny cuz her obituary kept popping up as a Needham obituary, and it didn't ring a bell til Joel's comment.....Don't judge me my mother taught me to read the "Irish Sports Page" as she referred to it. I am sorry for Ann's passing and offer my condolences to her family.