Ann Turner, daughter, sister, wife, mother and grandmother died in September at the age of 93 of COVID-19. Her country let her down. Graduate of Newcomb College and Soule' College, she devoted her life to her husband of 46yrs, Lee, her children and grandchildren. Ann hated to cook and loved to organize. Her only excuse for missing her weekly hair appointment was hospitalization. She loved old movies, reading, the theater, traveling and a very dry martini. Her country let her down. Ann broke her leg in the Paris Metro, kissed the Blarney Stone in Ireland and rode a tractor in North Carolina. She spent a grand evening in the Blue Bar at the Algonquin Hotel talking with Thornton Wilder. In short, she liked to have fun. Her country let her down. Survived by daughters Kerrie (Duncan), Tracy and Robin (Chris); grandchildren, Jonathan (Vonda), Hannah, Jordan (Nick), Marc, Laura, Rebecca and Charlie; great grandchildren, Devin, Destiny, James and Jack; and great-great grandchild Onyx. Special thanks to Jackie for her devoted care of Ann when she was weak and isolated. A memorial will be held at a later date when it is safe to do so.
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