Rochester NY: June 30, 2016 at age 65 after a long struggle with Multiple Sclerosis. Predeceased by her parents John and Lucile (Lily) Hartwell and sister Catherine Hoagland. Survived by her husband of 45 years, Wayne, devoted daughters Kristen (Scott) Fitzgerald and Kasey (Eric) Perkins, the loves of her life, grandchildren Tyler, Owen and Bella Perkins and Katie Fitzgerald and her beloved companion Lola.
The family would like to thank the staffs at Highland Hospital ICU and 5 West, along with the Leo Center for Caring for the wonderful care and support they provided to Ann and our family.
A Memorial Service to celebrate Ann’s life will be held on Sunday July 10, 2016, at 2:30PM at Gates Presbyterian Church, 1049 Wegman Road, Rochester, NY. Interment, at the convenience of the family, Gates Presbyterian Church Memorial Garden.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Golisano Children’s Hospital, Rochester, NY or the National Multiple Sclerosis Society in Ann’s memory.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all, She sure will be missed ,A perfect Angel has gone to Heaven now may God Bless,
Sending you our love and prayers from afar. Although we will not be able to join you we will be there in spirit.
Sending our deepest condolences to your family. Know that your mother is looking upon you with love and pride each day. God bless
Jasmine, Cesar, and Cecilia Burgos
Sending our deepest condolences to Wayne and all your family as Ann may now rest in peace to watch over you all. Although we won’t be able to join you, please know we are keeping you in our prayers. Love Karen & Craig
Wayne and Family, sending our prayers and condolences
during this difficult time. Heaven has gotten a very special angel. Rest in Peace Ann
Steve & Cindy Hemingway
You are all in our prayers, my heart to yours Kristen, love you, xxxxxxoooo
Wayne, Kristen, Kasey, and family,
We send our sympathy in the loss of someone so dear to you. Although it’s been five years since we saw Ann at my mom’s service, it seems she was a trooper in dealing with MS and making the best of it. I could tell she loved and enjoyed her family with all her heart. I have happy memories of our times together in Tully, Cortland, Williamsville, and Ocean City. She was always a lot of fun and full of spunk! Our prayers to all of you in your loss. May Ann rest well in her heavenly home! Love, Sue
Gentle, jovial and forever giving of her self, Ann and her husband, Wayne, have been thoughtful, beloved friends of mine for some time now. I am holding your family in my heart this week and always.
Wayne,
My deepest sympathies to you and your family.
To Wayne, Kasey and Kristen, Your wife and Mother was the most sweetest and supportive person. I am so sorry for your loss but know you will always keep your memories of her in your hearts. Prayers to all of you.
The Mueller Family
Wayne, May God keep his arms around you and all of the persons who were touched by Ann as you walk in the journey without her here on earth.
Kathy
Wayne, Kristen, Kasey and families
It seems so long ago when our families shared church, school, and other activities in Brockport. Prayers for you in your time of loss.
Jim Wakley
Dear Wayne, Kristen and Kasey–your Mom was such a special friend to Abby and me. We thank her for her great listening ear in times of need and for her always no-nonsense humor. May she rest in peace after her long struggle! We will keep your whole family in our prayers and will see you at her Memorial service.
Wayne
Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.
Kathy and Carl Wagner
To the Family of Mrs. Smith: I read of the loss of your dear loved one, and I would like to extend my condolences. May your hearts find comfort in God’s wonderful promises for the near future (Isaiah 33:24; Revelation 21:4-6). Until then, may your cherished memories of Mrs. Smith strengthen and comfort you to cope with the difficult days ahead (Philippians 4:6,7,13). Respectfully, F. Colquitt
We are so saddened about your loss, but know that she is in a beautiful place surrounded by beautiful angels.
“I cannot know the pain you feel.
I cannot share your memories or your loss.
My words of sympathy are beneath measure, yet
know that my heart reaches out with love to your heart.”
– Jonathan Lockwood Huie
~Robin, Dominic & the Perdicho Family
I actually found this more enitntaenirg than James Joyce.