Ann Marie was born in Worcester, the daughter of Hugh Mc Morrow and Mae F (Landis) Mc Morrow. She lived in the Worcester area most of her life and graduated from the former Classical High and from Anna Maria in 1961. She married Charles McGuffy Hepburn on June 30, 1990 in Worcester, MA. Mrs Hepburn received a Master's of Science Degree from Boston College in 1963. The author of several publications, she also did graduate work at Florida University, Iowa State University, and Northeastern University, Boston. Mrs. Hepburn had been academic dean at Anna Maria College since 1988. Previously, she was chairman of the science department at Anna Maria, where she had taught since 1963. Mrs. Hepburn was a member of Christ the King Parish and a life time member of Delta Epsilon Sigma, a Catholic honor society.
A joint funeral was held for Anne Marie and her father, Hugh Mc Morrow of FL, who died the day before. She leaves her husband, Charles M Hepburn; two stepsons, Samuel and James Hepburn; three stepdaughters, Susan, Kathryn, and Anne Hepburn; a brother, Thomas Mc Morrow and a sister Eleanor Barbara; and twelve grandchildren.
Anna Maria College --In Memoriam: "Annie, as she was affectionately called, was with Anna Maria all of her professional life... where she befriended students and colleagues alike. No one will ever know how many people she touched --how many she helped. We remember her with deep affection."
A joint funeral was held for Anne Marie and her father, Hugh Mc Morrow of FL, who died the day before. She leaves her husband, Charles M Hepburn; two stepsons, Samuel and James Hepburn; three stepdaughters, Susan, Kathryn, and Anne Hepburn; a brother, Thomas Mc Morrow and a sister Eleanor Barbara; and twelve grandchildren.
Anna Maria College --In Memoriam: "Annie, as she was affectionately called, was with Anna Maria all of her professional life... where she befriended students and colleagues alike. No one will ever know how many people she touched --how many she helped. We remember her with deep affection."
Ann Marie was born in Worcester, the daughter of Hugh Mc Morrow and Mae F (Landis) Mc Morrow. She lived in the Worcester area most of her life and graduated from the former Classical High and from Anna Maria in 1961. She married Charles McGuffy Hepburn on June 30, 1990 in Worcester, MA. Mrs Hepburn received a Master's of Science Degree from Boston College in 1963. The author of several publications, she also did graduate work at Florida University, Iowa State University, and Northeastern University, Boston. Mrs. Hepburn had been academic dean at Anna Maria College since 1988. Previously, she was chairman of the science department at Anna Maria, where she had taught since 1963. Mrs. Hepburn was a member of Christ the King Parish and a life time member of Delta Epsilon Sigma, a Catholic honor society.
A joint funeral was held for Anne Marie and her father, Hugh Mc Morrow of FL, who died the day before. She leaves her husband, Charles M Hepburn; two stepsons, Samuel and James Hepburn; three stepdaughters, Susan, Kathryn, and Anne Hepburn; a brother, Thomas Mc Morrow and a sister Eleanor Barbara; and twelve grandchildren.
Anna Maria College --In Memoriam: "Annie, as she was affectionately called, was with Anna Maria all of her professional life... where she befriended students and colleagues alike. No one will ever know how many people she touched --how many she helped. We remember her with deep affection."
A joint funeral was held for Anne Marie and her father, Hugh Mc Morrow of FL, who died the day before. She leaves her husband, Charles M Hepburn; two stepsons, Samuel and James Hepburn; three stepdaughters, Susan, Kathryn, and Anne Hepburn; a brother, Thomas Mc Morrow and a sister Eleanor Barbara; and twelve grandchildren.
Anna Maria College --In Memoriam: "Annie, as she was affectionately called, was with Anna Maria all of her professional life... where she befriended students and colleagues alike. No one will ever know how many people she touched --how many she helped. We remember her with deep affection."
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