Ann Cullnane (Beckham) passed away in her home, in Marion, IN on May 1st 2022, at the age of 75. Annie was born in Glascow, Scotland in 1946, to Jack and Mary (Duffy) Boyle. As a young girl, she lived and grew up in County Donegal, Ireland, in a small house by the sea. She later returned to Glascow to further her education and pursue her nursing degree. At the age of 25, she met and fell in love with an American sailor while he was stationed in Glascow. She was swept away to a small town in Indiana, where she placed her roots and began a family. Annie met her second husband, Alva Cullnane in her later years. She enjoyed their many adventures to places like Brown County and cultural events such as rock concerts and museums.
Annie loved being a nurse. She was kind, compassionate, and loyal, with a dedicated work ethic. She was loved and respected by so many of her fellow co-workers and will be affectionally remembered by the many people she has befriended throughout her life.
Annie is survived by her two daughters, Vanessa Beckham and Candice Birr, a brother, Vincent Boyle of Glascow, Scotland, and 5 grandchildren, Molly, Clara, Nate, Tyler, and Issa-Bisa.
A Celebration of Life gathering was held on June 1st at Harrisburg Event Center located at 409 N 1st St. Gas City, IN.
Annie loved being a nurse. She was kind, compassionate, and loyal, with a dedicated work ethic. She was loved and respected by so many of her fellow co-workers and will be affectionally remembered by the many people she has befriended throughout her life.
Annie is survived by her two daughters, Vanessa Beckham and Candice Birr, a brother, Vincent Boyle of Glascow, Scotland, and 5 grandchildren, Molly, Clara, Nate, Tyler, and Issa-Bisa.
A Celebration of Life gathering was held on June 1st at Harrisburg Event Center located at 409 N 1st St. Gas City, IN.
Ann Cullnane (Beckham) passed away in her home, in Marion, IN on May 1st 2022, at the age of 75. Annie was born in Glascow, Scotland in 1946, to Jack and Mary (Duffy) Boyle. As a young girl, she lived and grew up in County Donegal, Ireland, in a small house by the sea. She later returned to Glascow to further her education and pursue her nursing degree. At the age of 25, she met and fell in love with an American sailor while he was stationed in Glascow. She was swept away to a small town in Indiana, where she placed her roots and began a family. Annie met her second husband, Alva Cullnane in her later years. She enjoyed their many adventures to places like Brown County and cultural events such as rock concerts and museums.
Annie loved being a nurse. She was kind, compassionate, and loyal, with a dedicated work ethic. She was loved and respected by so many of her fellow co-workers and will be affectionally remembered by the many people she has befriended throughout her life.
Annie is survived by her two daughters, Vanessa Beckham and Candice Birr, a brother, Vincent Boyle of Glascow, Scotland, and 5 grandchildren, Molly, Clara, Nate, Tyler, and Issa-Bisa.
A Celebration of Life gathering was held on June 1st at Harrisburg Event Center located at 409 N 1st St. Gas City, IN.
Annie loved being a nurse. She was kind, compassionate, and loyal, with a dedicated work ethic. She was loved and respected by so many of her fellow co-workers and will be affectionally remembered by the many people she has befriended throughout her life.
Annie is survived by her two daughters, Vanessa Beckham and Candice Birr, a brother, Vincent Boyle of Glascow, Scotland, and 5 grandchildren, Molly, Clara, Nate, Tyler, and Issa-Bisa.
A Celebration of Life gathering was held on June 1st at Harrisburg Event Center located at 409 N 1st St. Gas City, IN.
