Ann Chen Cedergren

We are deeply sorry for your loss ~ Gunderson Funeral Home - Middleton

I remember Ann as a sweet, kind, and giving big sister. Back in college at Stout, she treated me home cook Chinese meal, to comfort me (a poor girl away from home, missing my grandma’s cooking in Hong Kong). I have to say, her green pepper with pork stir fried was better than any restaurants. Ann was an amazing accomplished lady, both domestically and professionally. I am honored to be her friend. I want to celebrate her life with an orange candle, representing her vibrant and joyful spirit. I love you Ann. Please give Grace a hug for me. 😘😘

I worked with Ann at DOC. She was such a kind person. She was always working, always smiling. I loved making her laugh! My condolences to her family ❤️ Mary Erickson

I painted the exterior and interior of Ann and Chucks home a number of years ago. Ann is one of the most hospitable, gracious, welcoming individuals that I have ever met in my life. I was made to feel like part of their family. Chuck, my sympathy extends to you and your entire family Mark Bradley

I first met Ann when we were both in Library School at UW. We met a couple of years later when we were both pregnant and going into LaMaze classes. We shared babies born around the same time. I extend my heartfelt sympathy to Chuck and Matthew on the loss of this kind and gentle soul.