I sang barbershop with Jack for years. Jack & Ann took care of the Singing Valentine orders, so we would practice there before the holiday and stop in on the 14th. They had the most welcoming home. We still stopped in after Jack passed to sing a few songs to Ann and enjoy some of her homemade chocolate candies. Ann was a sweetheart.

Sorry for your loss.

Mark Sadewasser

Sympathies to the Finley's. I remember attending Girl Scout events at her home as she was an active leader with her daughters in scouts. Mrs. Finley was active and supported many activities in the Mark Twain Elementary neighborhood. May your many happy memories bring you comfort at this difficult time.

My condolence to the family. My bother Nelson was heneighbor ...I always herd when visiting my brother and his friend CraIg how she loved life. Craig was always checking on her after work and planting flowers at her request. I know she was a great person and Nelson and Craig are going to miss her.

Ann was like a bonus grandma to me. I loved to go out to eat with her, play cards with her, her laugh was contagious. She always had great stories of life advice. She became part of my family. I will forever cherish all the memories we had. I will love and miss her always and forever. Love you Ann !! I will see you on the other side.