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This concurrent resolution honors the memory of Ann B. Lee, a respected resident of Franklin, Tennessee, who lived a life of dedication to her family, community, and personal values. Born in Memphis in 1933, Lee was the youngest of four children and graduated from Central High School before attending Vanderbilt University, where she met her husband Wallace Lee. The resolution highlights her significant contributions as a substitute teacher, PTA officer, Girl Scout leader, and 4-H volunteer, and notes that she was once named Williamson County's "mother of the year." Lee was deeply involved in her family's agricultural business, the Triple L Ranch, where she helped manage financial operations and often sold beef at local farmers markets. The resolution emphasizes her commitment to family, her involvement in church communities, and her legacy of integrity, compassion, and dedication. It also acknowledges her surviving family members, including her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, and expresses condolences for her passing. The document serves as an official recognition of Ann B. Lee's life and contributions, seeking to memorialize her impact on her community and family.

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