So very Sad. A terrible disease. My heart goes out to Ann's family and relatives. You also Chuckie. I remember such a sweet, fun, loving, pretty girl. May God bless you and help you to find some comfort in your memories, and strength to deal with your grieving. Her spirit will live on in you, and know we'll all be reunited one day. 💖 Thoughts and Prayers

Although I didn't personally know Ann, she was a pleasant young lady who imparted kindness. I went to school with her brother, Chuck, another great person. She's free of her mortal pain and suffering, and Heaven has gained a True Angel. My condolences to the families.

My most sincere condolences to the Mason and Brown families. I graduated from High School two years before Ann. I actually graduated with her brother Chuck. However, I did know Ann. She was always "Annie" to me. I knew Ann through my playing sports and Ann cheerleading. Ann's cheerleading started early, i believe, when Chuck was playing Pee-Wee and Midget football in Rockland. She was always so supportive of Chuck and all the athletes involved in local sports. Ann had a very "giving" spirit. I would see Ann in the hallways of RHS when we shared High School years together. Her vibrant red hair personified her personality. Ann was energetic, enthusiastic and unique. You couldn't miss Annie. I always admired Ann and her fellow cheerleaders for supporting all Rockland sports teams, even when it was 30 degrees outside and all they'd be wearing was a white turtleneck, a white sweater with an "R" on it and a blue skirt. Must of been rough. But, that was Ann, supporting her Bulldogs and classmates. Although Ann was slight-of-build, she had a larger than life persona. She was smart, tough and determined. With a brilliant smile. I'll remember her that way. Rest in peace Annie.

To Ann's Family, I have so many fond memories of Ann from school and beyond. Always such a beautiful smile and friendly greeting. She was such a beautiful person inside and out. May the love she gave you help to carry you through the very sad and lonely times ahead. May God bless you and bring you comfort. With my deepest condolences. Kathy Botelho Kawa

I was a friend of Ann's 'during our college years at Cape Cod Community college. We lived together for 2 years while attending Cape Cod Community college. She helped me get through a confusing time as a closeted gay man.. She was my first platonic crush.. On rainy and snowy days we would sit around watch TV and chat about what our future lives would be like. One night we were drinking and starting kissing each other and I became very sad as I knew we would never have a life together as a Gay man and a straight woman She was alway's special to me in that she made me feel good about myself during a very difficult time in my life. Thank you Ann as your big heart and overwhelming desire to help people made my dark years a little brighter. I will miss our memories. Rest in peace.

Too young to go away without a word. I'm sorry for you Ann and I will always check in with Malcolm. Rest in peace and may your family find peace in knowing you're in Heaven. Always your friend Ann. Pauline

Chuck and family, I'm so sorry to hear about Ann passing. She was always such a sweet and caring person. So devoted to her family. Rest in peace Ann. Bobby Connors

I had the pleasure of re-connecting with Ann and Malcolm over the past year and meeting Nicole. Ann still had her sense of humor and style. To family, may your memories bring you comfort. Tracie

Ann you will always be missed. You were a great friend and neighbor. May you rest in the arms of our Lord. So sorry Malcolm and Nicole. God bless you all. love, Judy Walling.🙏💔🙏