Patricia "Ann" McPhee, nee Gibson, passed away on her 68th birthday, September 19, 2013. Born in South Carolina and raised in Bothell, WA, Ann graduated from Bothell High School in 1964. She was a successful business owner, and was semi-retired.
Ann led her life passionately, with grace and wit. She was quick to laugh and always willing to lend a helping hand. She was an avid UW Husky football fan and attended games loyally.
Ann was preceded in death by her father, Robert M. Gibson. She is survived by her mother, Emma Gibson; her husband of 48 years, Donald McPhee; her daughter, Shannon McPhee; her son, Sean McPhee; her granddaughter, Ciera Acevedo; her sister, Linda Gibson; and many extended family and friends. She will be deeply missed by all.
Published in The Seattle Times from Sept. 27 to Oct. 2, 2013
The memory of Ann I have is she was a very sweet kind person to all at school. I am sure all will miss her. A prayer goes out to her family to give them strength to go on. To remember the good times you had with her and to know some day you will meet again in Heaven.
As I said Ann will be missed by us all and now because we have all been on Class Creator she has brought us all togeather again. Ann we all know you are up in Heaven smiling down on us thank you. You will always be in our Hearts and be thinking of you that Special Weekend in August.
Ann was such a treasure, one of the classiest persons I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. I am deeply saddened by her loss. She meant a great deal to all of us, and I pray for her family, who has suffered this grave loss. God bless all of you, and I am so sorry. We will all miss her, especially me, and the class of 1964 . I don't know what else to say, except our sincere condolences. She was a very special person to all of us!
I remember Ann as such a sweet person, always giving and kind and she will be so missed by her family and friends. Someone else taken much too soon and she will be missed by everyone.
Vicki Hanson (Metz)
Obituary
Patricia "Ann" McPhee, nee Gibson, passed away on her 68th birthday, September 19, 2013. Born in South Carolina and raised in Bothell, WA, Ann graduated from Bothell High School in 1964. She was a successful business owner, and was semi-retired.
Ann led her life passionately, with grace and wit. She was quick to laugh and always willing to lend a helping hand. She was an avid UW Husky football fan and attended games loyally.
Ann was preceded in death by her father, Robert M. Gibson. She is survived by her mother, Emma Gibson; her husband of 48 years, Donald McPhee; her daughter, Shannon McPhee; her son, Sean McPhee; her granddaughter, Ciera Acevedo; her sister, Linda Gibson; and many extended family and friends. She will be deeply missed by all.
Pam Festa (Nye)
The memory of Ann I have is she was a very sweet kind person to all at school. I am sure all will miss her. A prayer goes out to her family to give them strength to go on. To remember the good times you had with her and to know some day you will meet again in Heaven.
Pam Festa (Nye)
As I said Ann will be missed by us all and now because we have all been on Class Creator she has brought us all togeather again. Ann we all know you are up in Heaven smiling down on us thank you. You will always be in our Hearts and be thinking of you that Special Weekend in August.
Skip Crist
Ann was such a treasure, one of the classiest persons I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. I am deeply saddened by her loss. She meant a great deal to all of us, and I pray for her family, who has suffered this grave loss. God bless all of you, and I am so sorry. We will all miss her, especially me, and the class of 1964 . I don't know what else to say, except our sincere condolences. She was a very special person to all of us!
Jacqueline Posthuma (Bowens)
I remember Ann as such a sweet person, always giving and kind and she will be so missed by her family and friends. Someone else taken much too soon and she will be missed by everyone.
Richard Baranzini
Ann was a very friendly person. She has left a great legacy in this class reunion site.