Birth date: Sep 3, 1946 Death date: Nov 13, 2018
Ann Hamilton Earhart, age 72, died at home on November 13th, 2018. She was born in Gastonia, NC to Horace Emerson Hamilton and Harvison Smith Hamilton. Ann, the “fun one,” is survived by her children, Frederick Adam Earhart Jr., Read Obituary
Ann, the best aunt I ever had! Ann was a master of several lesser known dialects and I was lucky enough to have learned them all from her. Ann shared her never ending wit, wisdom and wise cracks brightening the lives of all those she encountered. I will miss my aunt dearly and hold her memory with me forever. I wish everyone grieving her loss peace blessings and comfort in the knowledge that Ann lived a life filled with love and laughter.
Weezie and Jane,
I am so sorry for your loss. I thought all of you were the fun ones. Ann will be sorely missed. So sad that she had to suffer but now she is with Fred. I will be thinking about you on Friday.
“Ann and Ann”...we sat together in vocal music at Fortier HS and laughed as much as we sang. She truly was the funny one! I have thought of her over the years and wondered how she was...from the words written about this crazy, funny blonde girl, I see that she hadn’t changed, only blossomed. I wish we could have known each other as grownups...not adults...grownup teenage girls.
Rest easy, my sweet friend Ann, much love from the other Ann. 💕
Ann Willson Hicks
Fortier High School, class of 1964
Our prayers , sympathy, and hugs are with you! MK and Ivy adored Nan and her “cold brew” coffee. She will be missed. Love to the Fischer girls!
Ann was a lovely neighbor and friend! She will be greatly missed by all the Morse family, especially my mom, Kay! Ann's quick wit and fun-loving spirit will live on in our hearts forever! God Bless sweet Ann and her family! Sending prayers of comfort, healing and grace during this difficult time.
Wow! Great memories of Ann from the 90s: "Where's Fred?" at the Olympia Parade among the best. My condolences to the Earhart family. Chris Garcia
Longtime member of the Fan Club. Ann was one of a kind and I am thankful that I got hang out with such a cool mom growing up. I'm especially thankful of my last visit with her and Gretchen. She stayed true to form up until the very end. Your comedic genius will be greatly missed but I'm sure you and Fred are cutting up in Heaven.
Love,
Cynthia Cleland Roth
