Death date: Oct 27, 2020
Ann Aldsworth Thompson, 75, of Locust, NC passed away on Monday, October 26, 2020. Ann was born October 3, 1945 in Asheville, NC to the late Henry J. and Nancy J. Aldsworth. She was married to Jerry M. Thompson for 54 years. Ann Read Obituary
Dear Ann, you were always such a positive person despite your illness. I loved hearing about your trips and hiking adventures. I will surely miss you my friend. May you rest in peace.
My condolences to Jerry and the Thompson family. I remember Ann as a beautiful lady, a superb wife and a wonderful mother. Rest in the arms of God.
My condolences and prayers to the Thompson family. God has an Angel now walking with him as Ann will walk with you in Spirit everyday!
God bless each of you!
My first meeting with you, Ann, was in Seattle, WA. I knew then that I really liked you. You did so much for my daughter, Tanya, during her bout with the same cancer. You and Jerry were a pleasure to visit with when we could meet. Rest In Peace my friend and prayers For Jerry and the kids. Shirley and Hal Lischmann
My condolences to Ann's loving family. I considered Ann to be a friend & colleague & always admired her quiet strength & voice of reason. Ann was loved by many & I will always remember her with a smile.
The world has lost a angel and God has gained one. You will be missed and it is hard to imagine life without you. You added so much to my life and I'm sure to many others. I will always cherish the time we shared on this journey and thank God for sending you into to my life..until we meet again!
Our prayers & thoughts are with you. God bless.
Rick and Shelia, So very sorry for your loss. Know you are in my prayers. God bless and may He be with you as you navigate your grief. Love and prayers.
Jerry,
I am so sorry for your loss. God Bless.
Judy
It is with a heavy heart that I say goodbye but am thankful for having been able to speak with Ann during this last month after over 40 years. You were special to me in NC and had a part in my life that brought memories and smiles. I know you are no longer in pain and now in the arms of the angels. To the family, I send you my deepest sympathy and pray that all those special moments you spent together will come back in memories that make you smile and your heart dance with love. She told me how proud she was of the family and all that was being done for her. Thank you Ann for all you were to me in my early years. God has a special angel now.
