Birth date: Jun 26, 1927 Death date: Mar 30, 2017
Ann Agnes Harrison, 89, of Culpeper died Thursday, March 30, 2017 at Culpeper Health and Rehabilitation Center. She was born June 26, 1927 in Queens, NY to the late William and Catherine Nallan Kerwick. Mrs. Harrison was a member Read Obituary
God Bless you Aunt Ann! We will miss you so very much! I will treasure our memories and all the fun we would have when you would visit us in New York, You are without a doubt a very special woman in my heart. Our deepest sympathy for your family, you all are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Maureen & Neil Luberda and family
My deepest sympathy and prayers are with all the family.
I remember Ann taking me under wing when I joined the Culpeper Women's Club. When we were making Christmas centerpieces for the Senior Center, Ann was so patient with me, teaching me how to paint a snow scene on a basket. No art teacher I had when in school ever took the time she did.
As bad as she felt, she would call to ask how I was doing with my fractured wrist and then the shingles over the past year or more. Her thoughts and prayers were greatly appreciated. She was always in my prayers as well.
I will always remember Ann as a woman who was as beautiful on the inside as she was on the outside. She was certainly a very special lady and will always have a place in my memory bank.
Pauline Roesch
The members of Culpeper Women's Club express their sincere sympathy to you in the loss of your loved one, Ann. For many years she was a part of our group, and when she could no longer be active, she became an honorary member. We remember her smile and her grace, her elegance and her good will. She expressed all of those through her art, and as a club, we were beneficiaries of her talent and expertise. Her earthly journey is over, but that journey left us many memories which are precious to us. May God comfort you now in your time of need.
Helen Huneycutt, Chaplain
God Bless you Aunt Ann! Remembering all the fun times we had with you and all the great stories you told! you kept Sam and I entertained for a long 10 hour drive from Virginia to NY a few years ago :). love and prayer to the family Love Mary and Sam Power and family
