Anne Doran

So sorry for your loss. I worked at Kohl's then Copp's for many years and Anne was one of our regular customers. I always enjoyed talking with her and loved her laugh!

We remember the good times with Anne & Mike at the local coffee shop, Creme . Discussions on children, teaching strategies and books were always inspiring and will always be cherished. Fondly, Bruce & Jan Piddington

I’m so sorry for your loss. I knew Anne because of our shared love for the Monona Public Library. We worked for the Friends fall book sale, where we shared many good laughs. After I moved to Rochester, Anne and I were in touch several times a week through the game Words With Friends on Facebook. We sent out brief messages to each other. I’ll be lost without that connection. Anne was so very sweet to me and my family. She loved her family dearly and often shared her train trips to see her family in CA, and informed me of her excitement the day Violet was born. She was so proud and happy! With deep sympathy, Elaine

My deepest sympathies to Anne’s family. I knew her briefly, she came into Studio Z and one of the stylists mentioned I collected socks and hats for the homeless. A few days later she came into my suite with a couple dozen pairs of socks for me to take to Vinny’s Locker. I was so touched by her generosity. I can only imagine by my brief conversations with her that she was an amazing woman with such a kind heart. So sorry for your loss. Gloria Pofahl-Pangman

As a former Monona neighbor, I very much enjoyed stopping my daily walk if Anne was out. A conversation with her was always rewarding and optimistic.