Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Prince, Anne Hannegan June 24, 2015
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Virginian-Pilot  June 28, 2015
Norfolk - Anne Hannegan Prince, 79, died on Wednesday, June 24, 2015. She was born 
in Washington, DC, to the late RADM Edward "Ned" Allen Hannegan and Ruth Nebeker 
Hannegan. She grew up as the child of a Navy aviator and lived in Arlington, 
Patuxent River, Trinidad, and the Panama Canal Zone. She was graduated from 
Washington-Lee High School in Arlington, Virginia, in 1953, and from the College 
of William and Mary in 1957, with an A.B. in Education. She taught elementary 
school in Williamsburg, until she moved to Norfolk with her husband and devoted 
herself to raising their six children. Before her younger children graduated from 
high school, she commenced her second round of formal education. She earned a 
Master of Arts degree in Humanities from Old Dominion University, and then a 
Master's in Pastoral Studies from Loyola New Orleans University, pursuing her 
passion for lifelong learning in two areas for which she held deep interest: 
religion and the humanities. Following this, it was her great joy to serve as an 
adjunct professor of Humanities at Hampton University, sharing the gifts of her 
study and experience with the next generation of learners. She loved and 
appreciated beauty wherever it might be found in art, literature (she was an avid 
reader), worship (she was involved in liturgical planning over many years), or the 
natural world. She was a member of the steering committee for the Weyanoke 
Wildlife Sanctuary. She served on the board of the Tidewater Literacy Council, and 
the diocesan pastoral council, under the leadership of Bishop Walter F. Sullivan. 
Recent developments required a move to assisted living, and, while she treasured 
her two months at Harbor's Edge, she dearly missed her friends at Pembroke Towers. 
She was predeceased by her husband, William Taliaferro Prince, who died six months 
and nine days before her. She is survived by two brothers, Capt. Frank Nebeker 
Hannegan, (U.S.N. ret.) of San Diego, CA, and Edward Allen Hannegan Jr. of 
Mooresville, NC. She is survived by six children, Sarah P. Pishko and husband 
Bernard, of Norfolk, Emily T. Prince, of Somerville, Massachusetts, William T. 
Prince Jr. and wife, Amy, of Virginia Beach, John H. Prince and wife, Carrie, of 
Norfolk, Anne P. Thompson and husband, Scott, of Dorset, Vermont, and Robert H. 
Prince and wife, Cary, of McLean, Virginia. She is also survived by 15 
grandchildren: Brian Pishko of The Hague, Netherlands, Laura Pishko of Richmond, 
Virginia, and Anne Pishko of Norfolk; Sydney Moreland, Carson Moreland, Charles 
Prince, and Hannah Prince, of Virginia Beach; William Prince and Matthew Prince, 
of Norfolk; Ned Thompson, May Thompson, George Thompson, and Beatrice Thompson of 
Dorset, Vermont; and Holly Prince and Henry Prince of McLean, Virginia. A joyful 
Mass of the Resurrection will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Monday, June 29, at Sacred 
Heart Catholic Church, Norfolk, by the Rev. James C. Griffin. Memorial donations 
may be made to the Soup Kitchen of Sacred Heart Church, the Scholarship Fund at 
Saint Patrick Catholic School, or any charity or your choice. H.D. Oliver Funeral 
Apts., Norfolk Chapel, is handling arrangements. Online condolences may be offered 
to the family through www.hdoliver.com. She was as gracious leaving this world as 
she was living in it.

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