Ann Marie Ford, a beloved member of her community, passed away, leaving a profound impact on those who knew her. Born in Rochester, NY, she moved with her family to California in 1972. Ford is remembered for her kindness and dedication, particularly during her years as a crossing guard at Alta Vista Elementary, where she ensured the safety of countless children.
Ford’s legacy continues through her family. She is predeceased by her husband, Donald Ford, and her son, Ken Ford, as well as two grandsons, Douglas and Kenny. She was also the sister to Carmela “Dolly” Gersonia and Grace Toscano, and had brothers Ross, Carmen, and Angelo Toscano. Her memory will live on through her daughters, Pat (Andy) Peranelli and Kathleen (Steve Dupuy) Ford, her sons Don (Laurie) Ford and Brian (Martha) Ford, and her seven grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Service Details for Ann Marie Ford
The community is invited to honor Ford’s life at her graveside service scheduled for 12 p.m. on February 21, 2026, at Green Hills Cemetery, located at 27501 S Western Ave, RPV, CA 90275. This gathering will provide an opportunity for friends and family to share their memories and celebrate her life.
Ford is also remembered by her sister, Josie (Zen) Guran, as well as sisters-in-law Rose, Marina, and Jackie Toscano. Those wishing to express their condolences can sign the guestbook available at https://obituaries.greenhillsla.com/ann-ford.
As a crossing guard, Ford was known for her unwavering dedication and warmth, embodying the spirit of community service. Her contributions to the safety and well-being of local children left an indelible mark on families in the area. Ford’s kindness and compassion will be remembered by all who had the privilege of knowing her.
