Sturbridge, MA - Ann L. (Legere) Bright, 57, formerly of Lynn passed away at home on Tuesday, June 21 ^st , after a yearlong battle with cancer.

She was the beloved wife of John F. Bright with whom she shared 33 years of marriage.

Ann was born and raised in Lynn the daughter of the late Joseph and Rita (Doherty) Legere and graduated from Lynn English High School class of 83. She raised her children in Spartanburg, SC for 7 years and Sturbridge where the family resides. Ann was a caretaker at heart and this passion drove her to work supporting and caring for those who needed her loving and compassionate soul. Ann worked for the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services where she cared for woman with intellectual and developmental disabilities, the Tantasqua school system in Sturbridge working with students with disabilities, the Overlook senior living community in Charlton and Byram health care in Worcester. Ann made an impact in many lives in her work.

In addition to her husband John, Ann leaves her two children, Chloe Bright and John Bright for whom she was immensely proud of.  She sadly leaves her precious grandson, Jaxon.  Ann also leaves behind her siblings, Michael and his wife Cathy, Denise Clifford, Judy Lozier and her husband Mark, Patti Vo and her husband Van, Nancy Deady and her husband Kevin, Donna Legere, Kathy Crowley and her husband Joe, and Laurie Bogart; four sister-in-law's, Joanne Legere, Paula Suwulski and her husband Charlie, Barbie Hobbs and Judy Marsh and her husband Rick; her three brother-in-law's, George Bright, Ron Bright and his wife Audrey and Frank Bright and his wife Carolyn; many nieces and nephews, aunts, cousins and many dear friends.

Ann was predeceased by three brothers, Joseph Legere, Paul Legere and John Legere; and a sister, Sharon Legere.

She was totally dedicated to and her passion was her family and friends and she always made it a priority to check in on them and offer her support and love, no matter how far away she was. Ann loved spending time at the beach especially with her family and friends, the beach was a place of joy, peace and solitude for Ann.  She was truly blessed with lifelong friends and a strong loving family.

Ann's wishes were to not have a formal service.  Family and friends will have a celebration of life at a later date.

Daniel T Morrill Funeral Home, 130 Hamilton Street, Southbridge is directing the arrangements.

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