Condolences for
Weldon Annable III

We will remember Grant with much affection. He was a neighbor of ours in Stamford, CT in the late 70s. Our daughters were (and still are), best of friends.

Speaking of Grant's sense of humor, I'll never forget the occasion when he and I accompanied our girls on an Indian Princess campout. Grant was delivering a very solemn message at the campfire with all the dads and princesses in attendance. As Grant concluded his thanks to the outgoing "chief" of our tribe, he suddenly produced a shaving cream pie and smushed it in his face. We all howled with laughter.

Thank you, Grant. You will be missed.

Grant will be missed. We enjoyed his visites to Wisconsin and his attention to detail on every question ever asked.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. We mourn the loss of Grant with you and celebrate his life and legacy.

Grant truly did love to laugh and to travel, and he loved his family very much. He was a true gentleman. My heart is with all of you, especially my dear friend Lucy (Ludmila).

I never "hung" w/Grant, then Weldon, until three years ago, when he FINALLY came to a class reunion. Then he drove himself back here once again, as his oncologist would not allow him to fly. I came to love him dearly, and we talked for almost three years on a weekly basis. Grant was always "Johnny-on-the-spot" for helping one solve a problem or a challenge. I will miss him and our talks more than words can say.