Ann ADAMSON Obituary

Ken, I enjoyed seeing you & Ann at Linda Jones while visiting my Dad. Your dedication to Ann is something I will not forget. Take care, Julie

My condolences to Ken and family. I first met Ann at Awapuni School in Palmerston in the mid 1970s when she was my senior teacher/team leader. I clearly remember the battle, we had to be allowed to wear 'trouser suits'! I moved at the end of that year to Hamilton with my husband and sometime after Ann & ken also moved up here. I met Ann many times throughout hers and mine teaching career, and also during runs or walks around Chartwell. The last time I met Ann, she was out walking and was clearly disorientated around the area where she lived. She remembered me and I helped guide her back home. RIP Ann. Ken, cherish the memories of your life together. She was a lovely lady.

So sorry to hear of Ann´s passing. The fun times we had at college I will always treasure. Janette (Thomas)

Ken and family, I am so sorry to hear about Ann. Devastating. What a wonderful life you both had together, and you were there with her all the way, thick and thin. My sincere condolences to you and your family.

Ken we would like to express our sincere condolences to you and your family in the sad loss of Ann. May the memories you hold dear help to bring comfort and peace in the coming days.

So sorry to hear of Ann´s passing. I knew her in my teaching days and she was very kind. Condolences to Ken and the family. Helen Gleeson