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In her role as Assistant Vice President of Advancement at
Jackson-Feild, Ann went above and beyond the call of duty every day, in
everything she did. Whether reaching out to donors, attending
convocations, speaking to church groups, or training interns and new
employees in the Richmond office, Ann put people at ease and let them
know how important they are and how much she - and Jackson-Feild -
appreciated them. She worked tirelessly to ensure that the development
operations met expectations and fulfilled its goals.
Bill Northen, former member of the Board of Trustees said,
"Ann has been a great friend and mentor. She's been the voice of calm
reason for as long as I can remember, and her determination and
professionalism have been something I have tried to emulate. I'm proud
to call her a friend, and I wish her every continued success in her next
endeavors."
Ann tells us that while she will miss the relationships she's
established with donors and co-workers, she's looking forward to
traveling and spending more time with her husband Dave, her children
Katherine and Winston and their spouses, and her four grandchildren.
