AMES, Mary Ellen Crawford Of Natick, passed away at her home on Tuesday, August 17, 2021 in her 103rd year. Daughter of the late Lawrence Pears Crawford and Ruby Dorothea (Bergeson). Beloved wife of the late George Henry Ames. Devoted mother of Lawrence Ames and his wife Jay Hale of Francestown, NH, Robert C. Ames and his wife Pamela Nation of Missoula, MT, and Mark Ames, late of Wilson, WY. Sister of the late Jack Crawford, and Bill and Eugene Crawford. Proud grandmother of Ellery Ames of CA, Mason Ames of Quebec, Jesse Nation-Ames of MT, and Adam Nation-Ames, late of Francestown NH. Great-grandmother of Billie Rose, Adalin, and Julianna Ames. Mrs. Ames was a 1940 graduate of Wellesley College, served in the American Red Cross Overseas Service during WWII and then went on to serve many years working at Wellesley College as Personnel Director, and later as Director of Admissions for the college during a transformative era in college admissions. She was a champion of women's education and affirmative action, served on the CEEB for many years, was an active member of the PEO, an avid reader, and a mentor to many. A celebration of her life is planned for a future date, when it is safer for people to travel and gather.
Published by Boston Globe from Aug. 20 to Aug. 22, 2021.
Published by Boston Globe from Aug. 20 to Aug. 22, 2021.
AMES, Mary Ellen Crawford Of Natick, passed away at her home on Tuesday, August 17, 2021 in her 103rd year. Daughter of the late Lawrence Pears Crawford and Ruby Dorothea (Bergeson). Beloved wife of the late George Henry Ames. Devoted mother of Lawrence Ames and his wife Jay Hale of Francestown, NH, Robert C. Ames and his wife Pamela Nation of Missoula, MT, and Mark Ames, late of Wilson, WY. Sister of the late Jack Crawford, and Bill and Eugene Crawford. Proud grandmother of Ellery Ames of CA, Mason Ames of Quebec, Jesse Nation-Ames of MT, and Adam Nation-Ames, late of Francestown NH. Great-grandmother of Billie Rose, Adalin, and Julianna Ames. Mrs. Ames was a 1940 graduate of Wellesley College, served in the American Red Cross Overseas Service during WWII and then went on to serve many years working at Wellesley College as Personnel Director, and later as Director of Admissions for the college during a transformative era in college admissions. She was a champion of women's education and affirmative action, served on the CEEB for many years, was an active member of the PEO, an avid reader, and a mentor to many. A celebration of her life is planned for a future date, when it is safer for people to travel and gather.
Published by Boston Globe from Aug. 20 to Aug. 22, 2021.
Published by Boston Globe from Aug. 20 to Aug. 22, 2021.
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