Comments on: Ann Lorraine Latman, July 22, 1944 – May 5, 2017, Rest in Peace Mom

By: Norman Gregory Fernandez

Norman Gregory Fernandez — Sun, 23 Sep 2018 02:53:33 +0000

In reply to rose. Thank you for your message. Norm

By: rose

rose — Sun, 23 Sep 2018 01:59:27 +0000

Norman, Debbie:

I am so sorry to read about Annies passing. The description of her was spot on.

Your mom and I met while we were both in secretarial school. I used to go to the Comedy Store with her to see her and Carole perform their act.

I recall one day several months after we’d known each other, when she asked me to go run errands with her and somehow we ended up going to Temple! I’m Catholic!
Still, I felt honored that she thought enough of me that she would take me along to her place of worship. I still remember that day clearly and often share that memory with others. I cant help but smile about it and still feel very honored.

That was just like Annie to include everyone in her circle of caring. She and I were friends but she always treated me like I was part of her family.

She was fun, funny, and a very loving person. She was like a mother to me even though we were not too far apart in age. I loved her and I’m sorry I lost touch. She was truly special and her passing is a great loss.

Please accept my sincerest condolences.

Rose (Rose Mary)

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By: Grizzly Addams

Grizzly Addams — Sat, 27 May 2017 20:39:33 +0000

I really enjoyed reading the tribute, so I reread it.
Fired you after two days? Get up at 5 am to do freeway hell
to Hollywood is all wrong? Then straight into the army?
If some sort of “I’m sorry Norman” cake doesn’t magically appear
soon than you go buy one and eat the hole thing yourself
on the steps of the Los Angeles County Court House and after
your third can of beer shout out “look mom, I can fly!”
No discussion with dad? Straight into the army? Boring Canadian
and British people can’t help but want to know more about this.
The American thing is so different, it’s a great write up. No sitting
in corners being depressed. You’re very lucky. Thanks for sharing.

By: Grizzly Addams

Grizzly Addams — Mon, 22 May 2017 13:39:16 +0000

I would like to extend my sympathy and condolences to
Biker Law Blog’s lawyer ground zero on their recent loss:
we really don’t know what a person has meant
to us until they are no longer with us and this
certainly applies to mom more than anyone else.

Her sense of decency and fun comes across in every photo.
This has not been lost, but has carried everyone she knew
forward through the years, motorcycles and everything,
and deposited things to where they are today,
so, again, that part is not lost but totally intact.
It is not necessary for this success to be repeated
over again.

A cool Jewish lawyer, I don’t know how you do it,
pretend one of your friends said it.
Your sense of fair play on behalf of others
comes into better focus with the inclusion of
a Jewish American upbringing as part of an explanation.
Discipline, self governance and honesty.
I hope Mr. Biker Lawyer is able
to make thing easier for himself in the weeks to come.