Her first memories were
about her fascination with the stars, and our last conversation was about the
newest discoveries concerning the moons of Saturn and their apparent volcanic
activity. She was a consummate
professional, passionate about her research.
She was determined to gather factual data that revealed relationships
between the turbulent, sometimes catastrophic, activity of Earth and how it
coordinated with eclipses and the activity of the outer planets. Her findings were so compelling, she wrote
several books about Earthquakes and Earth Changes.
Later in life she explored
the inner dimension of personal consciousness, especially spiritual and
galactic consciousness. Two more books
were written to describe her findings about the relationship between human
consciousness and its deep connections with the outer planets, the galactic
axial planes and the fixed stars. Her
studies also included UFO phenomenon, stemming from her work with the famous UFO
researcher Dr. Hynek. Her unfinished
research project was about the declinations of Saturn and America’s presidential
elections.
One of the greatest
moments in her astrological career was when the membership of ISAR honored her
research on the “Millennium Eclipses” with an award at UAC, 2002.
Photographer, poet,
musician, a woman of many interests, widely traveled over this planet she
adored, she gave us the gifts of her passion for the cosmos, and her respect
for the integrity of deep research.
Ann is free now to travel
and explore the love of her lifetime, the Cosmos.
Contact Barbara Junceau at bjjlibra@aol.com to
purchase a copy of one of
Ann's books.
BIRTH AND DEATH DATA:
Ann joined us this
lifetime on November 18, 1927 at 10:30:28 AM in Evanston, Illinois. She quietly left us on March 27, 2006 at
11:55 AM in Evanston, Illinois.
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