I recently learned that Ann passed away in May. My heart broke when Woodie Tipps shared this information with me. I worked for the OCC and Ann was my all time favorite banker along with all members of Ann's Court. See, Ann was the Queen and Gloria and Harriet were Duchesses. Ann was a true professional, extremely knowledgeable, compassionate, and had one of the best laughs ever. Ann always had time for me, not just as that pesky OCC Examiner but as a true colleague and friend. I will say one of the only things that I have missed in retirement are interactions that I had with my bankers and Ann was at the top of the list. Her picture here makes me smile. Godspeed Ann. You were one of a kind! Blessings to Ann's family. Kathy Kaplan

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Dear Stankiewicz Family, I first want to extend my heartfelt condolences for your family’s great loss. Ann was so proud of her Entire Family. Ann was a Beautiful Soul and Dear Friend who will truly be missed. She had a Heart of Gold filled with nothing but Love & Respect for those who were Blessed to have been even a small part of her life. I have known and worked with Ann for well over 30 years. During the Christmas Holidays, we couldn’t wait for Ann to bring us some of her famous homemade cookies, and talk about how many Christmas Trees she decorated throughout the house each year. We all knew that Christmas was her favorite holiday, and that “Mickey Mouse” was her “Boyfriend” who she loved to visit at Disney World, and she gave the BEST HUGS!!! Below is a photo of me and Ann from one of our many holiday party’s at work, which were always a ton a fun. Wishing you all Peace & Love during this difficult time; and may God Bless & keep his hands around your Family. Love, Gloria Marshall-Figueroa (Chase Bank)

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This was when Ann and George came to Texas for a visit. It was such an honor to have worked with Ann . She knew her business and would always go the extra mile. Also, she was a friend and I praise God that I had the opportunity to fellowship with her. Ann was so talented and her greeting cards were amazing! She will truly be missed but never forgotten! Love you Ann!

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I worked with Anne for many years. She became my travel buddy when we went to Ohio, Houston or to the OCC yearly meetings. Each of these trips I have fond memories of, usually we encountered some kind of issue, getting lost, driving up the bus ramp at the airport trying to get out of it or trying to bring back multiple bottles of wine on the plane. I could always count on Ann to keep me laughing. She was always willing and ready to answer any questions I had. I hope she is at peace now. My heartfelt condolences go out to her family. She will be missed.

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I had the privilege of working with Ann throughout much of her career here at the bank. Her truly caring and compassionate personality was a bright light to not only me, but to so many of us. Her impact absolutely made a difference every single day. I have such fond memories - that I will treasure forever. May you rest in peace Ann.

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Our Houston group loved working with Ann as she made our meetings fun with her quirky humor and was a wealth of knowledge. I remember she would always say that she would slap you with a wet noodle if you did something wrong :-). Ann loved her family, her coworkers and bluebonnets! We were face book friends and I loved seeing the photos she posted of her family. Ann you will be missed.

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I'm sorry to learn of Ann's passing. I met Ann when I started in Executive Office Legal. She was a great partner - always doing the right thing for the customer while balancing the needs of the company. I am praying for peace for her family and want them to know that she was respected and loved by so many at Chase.

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I was lucky enough to work with Ann in EO. She was very kind and generous. She always talked about her family and her mama. She adored them. She always had such a bright smile on her face when she talked about her grandkids. She will be truly missed.

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Ann's retirement party in Chicago on August 22, 2018. The room was filled with colleagues from all lines of businesses. Across from Ann was a giant video screen of our colleagues from Houston and other cities. Why was she pointing? Well she absolutely repeatedly refused to have any pictures taken that day. So, my stubborn self discreetly passed the camera to Mike Werich and he took the heat for it. The only photo I have that day... so precious and invaluable. <3

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I am thankful for the years I worked with Ann and for our friendship. She was special to many! I am praying for God’s comfort for her family who she loved so dearly. I will never see a Bluebonnet flower without thinking of Ann! She will be missed!

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I am so blessed to have been working with Ann; she was the best,and became a friend and reading buddy. I hope Mickey and Minnie met you at the gates.

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