Obituary for Ann C Woolsey
It is with great sadness the Woolsey family announces the passing of Ann Cardinal Woolsey on July 9, 2022. After an unexpected battle with cancer, she passed at her home in Sellersville with her dear friend Debbie Heubach by her side.
Ann was born in Doylestown hospital on January 6, 1948. She lived with her parents and siblings in Lumberville and Solebury as a child. She attended New Hope Solebury High School, Bucks County Community College and the Art Students League in NYC.
In the early 70’s she moved to Pineville and developed skills as an equestrian instructor. She then worked at the Penn Foundation for over twenty years. Ann further developed her passion for art which she pursued throughout her life. She painted at the Pearl S. Buck Foundation many parks and on Monhegan Island Maine. She had showings at the Exhibit B Gallery in Souderton and Stella’s restaurant in Sellersville. In 2017 she exhibited her paintings at the Sugarwood Gallery in Farmington, Maine where her family has a camp and history in the community.
Her kindness and unconditional love profoundly touched the lives of many.
Ann was the daughter of the late Lena Fellows Woolsey and William Woolsey, the sister of the late Pete F. Woolsey and James J. Woolsey and the niece of the late Lois Fellows. She is survived by her sister Elizabeth Woolsey Sary (Brad), her sister-in-law Joy Marriott Woolsey, her half-sister Claire Webb, her cousin Nora Woolsey, and her daughter of choice Beth Love. She is also survived by her nieces and nephews: Willie and Julia Heath. John (Vicki), Jereme (Christine), Josh (Solangel) Randolph. Peter Woolsey II and Kate Woolsey and a special great niece Marissa Pinto. She is also survived by many great nieces, nephews, and many close friends.
Ann’s family and friends would like to thank her caregivers: Victoria, Janice, Sandy, and Salome.
Family and friends are invited to attend a celebration of life on July 30th at St. Andrew Evangelical Lutheran Church 20 Dill Ave Perkasie, PA at 2:00PM. A grave side service will be on September 2nd at 11AM at Fairview Cemetery Farmington, Maine.
Realizing that some may be unable to attend due to the pandemic, the Memorial Service will be live-streamed, with the stream being active starting at 1:45 pm on Saturday. To watch, please click https://youtu.be/InuBU7YqEm0
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In lieu of flowers donations can be sent to the Clearwater Lake Association care of Janice Maxham PO Box 48 Farmington, Maine 04938 or the Pearl S. Buck Foundation 520 Dublin Rd Perkasie, PA 18944.
Ann was born in Doylestown hospital on January 6, 1948. She lived with her parents and siblings in Lumberville and Solebury as a child. She attended New Hope Solebury High School, Bucks County Community College and the Art Students League in NYC.
In the early 70’s she moved to Pineville and developed skills as an equestrian instructor. She then worked at the Penn Foundation for over twenty years. Ann further developed her passion for art which she pursued throughout her life. She painted at the Pearl S. Buck Foundation many parks and on Monhegan Island Maine. She had showings at the Exhibit B Gallery in Souderton and Stella’s restaurant in Sellersville. In 2017 she exhibited her paintings at the Sugarwood Gallery in Farmington, Maine where her family has a camp and history in the community.
Her kindness and unconditional love profoundly touched the lives of many.
Ann was the daughter of the late Lena Fellows Woolsey and William Woolsey, the sister of the late Pete F. Woolsey and James J. Woolsey and the niece of the late Lois Fellows. She is survived by her sister Elizabeth Woolsey Sary (Brad), her sister-in-law Joy Marriott Woolsey, her half-sister Claire Webb, her cousin Nora Woolsey, and her daughter of choice Beth Love. She is also survived by her nieces and nephews: Willie and Julia Heath. John (Vicki), Jereme (Christine), Josh (Solangel) Randolph. Peter Woolsey II and Kate Woolsey and a special great niece Marissa Pinto. She is also survived by many great nieces, nephews, and many close friends.
Ann’s family and friends would like to thank her caregivers: Victoria, Janice, Sandy, and Salome.
Family and friends are invited to attend a celebration of life on July 30th at St. Andrew Evangelical Lutheran Church 20 Dill Ave Perkasie, PA at 2:00PM. A grave side service will be on September 2nd at 11AM at Fairview Cemetery Farmington, Maine.
Realizing that some may be unable to attend due to the pandemic, the Memorial Service will be live-streamed, with the stream being active starting at 1:45 pm on Saturday. To watch, please click https://youtu.be/InuBU7YqEm0
and kindly ensure you do not have a pop-up blocker on. If you are having issues, copy and paste this link in your browser:
In lieu of flowers donations can be sent to the Clearwater Lake Association care of Janice Maxham PO Box 48 Farmington, Maine 04938 or the Pearl S. Buck Foundation 520 Dublin Rd Perkasie, PA 18944.