Birth date: Jan 31, 1953 Death date: Apr 30, 2020
Ann Sheldon Obituary Ann Elizabeth Sheldon, 67 of Oberlin, Ohio, joined her Lord and Savior, Thursday, April 30, 2020. She was born January 31, 1953 in Minneapolis, Minnesota, the daughter of Warren N. Sheldon and Judith Halverson Read Obituary
My heart is broken. Ann and I became best buds while attending Durham Tech in NC during 1984-86. We supported each other on those days when we just “couldn't take it anymoreâ€. We had so many laughs together. We both graduated but We list track of each other but I thought about her many times over the years.My deepest condolences to her family and friends.Love you Ann💔ðŸ™
As a friend of Annie's since we met as neighbors in Chapel Hill while in our twenties, I continue to give thanks for the impact she had on my life. Hers was indeed an adventurous spirit. Road trips together to the beach, excursions to Lake Eerie while visiting in Oberlin, and her trip to The Netherlands to see me the year I lived in The Hague are wonderful memories that continue to make me smile. Yes, Annie took her coffee seriously and introduced me to the best! Diabetes was a burden that she bore with amazing grace, never faulting her Creator but always looking to her Lord and Savior for comfort and direction and forgiveness. Annie was an incredibly faithful friend, often taking the initiative that sustained our contact over the years and miles. I miss you, dear friend, and hope to meet again in that place where everything is made new.
Ann was my childhood best friend. We lost touch as we moved on to adulthood. I have many happy memories, of walking over the woodland creek on a fallen log between our houses, playing spy in her neighborhood as houses were being built interspersed with vacant lots of tall grasses where we crawled along paths we made, attending art classes at Oberlin Art Museum where I was woefully incompetent to Ann's artistic ability. We even crawled through some type of vent system in her house, while exploring. Many afternoons after school, we would enjoy toasted peanut sandwiches with lettuce, made by her mother. Recently, I uncovered a Cotton blanket with rabbits that she made for my firstborn. It's in my kitchen on a rocking chair. I send my condolences to her family.
