Passed away peacefully on April 30, 2015 at the age of 89. She was preceded in death by beloved husband, Dr. William Carr, her sister, Helen Moore and her parents, Susan and Peter Hudak. She lived her life with her children; her grandchildren; and her great grandchild. Ann was raised in Northeast Minneapolis, the daughter of Russian immigrants. She met her dear husband William in the eighth grade, and together they forged a life filled with love for family and friends and service to others. She lived her faith in her commitments to her church, the Salvation Army, and numerous other charitable causes. Ann's volunteer work also included countless hours volunteering for the high school bands of St. Anthony Village, including chaperoning numerous band trips with her husband. Ann's passion for music has been passed on to her children and grandchildren. She especially adored the opera, and ushered every night at Northrop Auditorium when the Metropolitan Opera came to town.
Passed away peacefully on April 30, 2015 at the age of 89. She was preceded in death by beloved husband, Dr. William Carr, her sister, Helen Moore and her parents, Susan and Peter Hudak. She lived her life with her children; her grandchildren; and her great grandchild. Ann was raised in Northeast Minneapolis, the daughter of Russian immigrants. She met her dear husband William in the eighth grade, and together they forged a life filled with love for family and friends and service to others. She lived her faith in her commitments to her church, the Salvation Army, and numerous other charitable causes. Ann's volunteer work also included countless hours volunteering for the high school bands of St. Anthony Village, including chaperoning numerous band trips with her husband. Ann's passion for music has been passed on to her children and grandchildren. She especially adored the opera, and ushered every night at Northrop Auditorium when the Metropolitan Opera came to town.
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