Once a nun, stewardess, devoted activist for civil rights, and wife—always a mother, sister, friend, seeker, healer, and artist—Ann Dunne's life journey began in 1938 in St. Paul, Minnesota. After completing high school, she joined a convent and later ventured into the friendly skies with United Airways. Upon her engagement she was to leave the airlines, and her focus shifted to family, which included a husband, 5 children, close friends, and social justice.
It was later in life, when she discovered her passions for art, writing, healing, as well as a Quaker path. Currently residing in Greenbelt, Maryland, Ann continues to weave her experiences and activism into her ongoing artistic pursuits, leaving an indelible mark on the canvas of her multifaceted life.
