Ann Dickinson Jones

Am very sorry to hear about Ann's death. She was one of the more memorable professors I learned from at Lamar in the early 1970's. She was a notable influence on my experiences in college and will be missed.

Tim and family: I remember volunteering at Amelia Elementary when my daughter, Katie, was in kindergarten and meeting the most fascinating woman one day, absolutely one of the most gracious women I had ever encountered. I spend the better part of that afternoon just speaking with and listening to her when LuAnn walked in and introduced me to her mother-in-law - that same lovely woman. Because of this woman and the love of God she instilled in you, I know you find comfort in knowing she is at home with her Savior. I'm so sorry for your loss but know that she lives on in each and every one of you.

What a wonderful lady, and what a wonderful life! "Miss Jones" was one of my first Sunday School teachers back at St. Luke's in the, and then I was fortunate enough to have her again as a professor at Lamar. She had an energy and a passion for people that was just soooooo contagious. It was such a blessing to have her as an influence in my life. Tom and Tim, your mom was such a very special lady. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.

Mrs. Jones was my first marketing professor back in the 70's at Lamar University. I remember her as a smart, articulate woman full of passion for the subject she taught. One thing for certain, when in her class, you were going to LEARN SOMETHING.

She has touched countless lives through her work. May God comfort those she left behind.

My sympathy to the family in this time of sorrow. She will be missed at Parkway Place. Blessings.

Ann was a dear friend to all at Parkway Place. She was the first at Bible study to pass out the hymnals each Sunday. She was helpful in many ways. I considered her a dear friend and we already miss her. Our condolences to her family who meant a lot to her.

Dear Tom and Tim, We received the message yesterdayabout your mother. May God hold you in the palm of his hand during this time of sorrow. We have many good memories of when we all were toghter at St. Luke's. You will be in our thoughts and prayers. Love to your families.

We will miss Mrs. Jones. She was our Marketing and Retailing professor at Lamar while we were dating. She had so many interesting stories to tell that the time went by too fast. She always said there was "a method to her madness" in the way she taught. We learned so much from her. When she joined our church, we got to know her even better. She remained a bright light in our lives until she moved away to live her last days. May our prayers and God's blessings be with you through the coming days.

We are sorry to hear of your loss. Your Mom taught me many things including more Bible verses than I can count. She will be fondly remembered.

I send my heartfelt sympathy to you. Ann was loved by all at Parkway Place and she will be sorely missed. God Bless you.
Anne McLaughlin