Ann E. Ferguson
<p>Ann E. Ferguson 70, passed away on November 26th 2020 after a long courageous battle with Multiple Sclerosis. Ann was born December 14th 1949 to Dr. Robert and Pauline (Rogers) Ferguson. She graduated in 1968 from Ashland High School. In 1972 she graduated from Ohio University. Ann moved to Atlanta, Georgia, and earned a degree in design from the Art Institute of Atlanta. She later relocated to Morristown, Tennessee, where she was the departmental head for chair and fabric design for the Shelby- Williams Company. Ann returned to Ashland in 2004.</p> <p>Throughout her life she was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church.</p> <p>Ann is survived by a brother, Jim (Mary) Ferguson of Vermilion; nieces, Meg and Molly Ferguson; nephew, Bob Ferguson; cousins, Barbara Rogers Denbow, Phil Rogers, Steve Rogers, Thom Rogers, Ruth Helbert Cellar, Jane Helbert Karras, Roger Simmons, Peggy Simmons Surdyk and Mary Lou Wertman; along with her beloved cat, Andy.</p> <p>Ann so appreciated the many people who assisted her when she returned to Ashland. Special thanks to the Ashland Public Library for providing a lifeline of books on CD’s and a variety of DVD’s for Ann. Special thanks to Pathways Hospice.</p> <p>A private graveside service will be held at a later time. </p>Obituary
Ann E. Ferguson 70, passed away on November 26th 2020 after a long courageous battle with Multiple Sclerosis. Ann was born December 14th 1949 to Dr. Robert and Pauline (Rogers) Ferguson. She graduated in 1968 from Ashland High School. In 1972 she graduated from Ohio University. Ann moved to Atlanta, Georgia, and earned a degree in design from the Art Institute of Atlanta. She later relocated to Morristown, Tennessee, where she was the departmental head for chair and fabric design for the Shelby- Williams Company. Ann returned to Ashland in 2004.
Throughout her life she was a member of the Trinity Lutheran Church.
Ann is survived by a brother, Jim (Mary) Ferguson of Vermilion; nieces, Meg and Molly Ferguson; nephew, Bob Ferguson; cousins, Barbara Rogers Denbow, Phil Rogers, Steve Rogers, Thom Rogers, Ruth Helbert Cellar, Jane Helbert Karras, Roger Simmons, Peggy Simmons Surdyk and Mary Lou Wertman; along with her beloved cat, Andy.
Ann so appreciated the many people who assisted her when she returned to Ashland. Special thanks to the Ashland Public Library for providing a lifeline of books on CD’s and a variety of DVD’s for Ann. Special thanks to Pathways Hospice.
A private graveside service will be held at a later time.