The Martha s Vineyard Times
Esther Ann Chase passed away quietly in her home, surrounded by family, on Feb. 8, 2021. She was 94.
The daughter of Hiram Arthur Schubert and Ruth (Johnson) Schubert, Ann was born in East Rockaway, N.Y., on Dec. 11, 1926. She spent her childhood years in Lynbrook on Long Island, where her father was school principal and her mother a French teacher. She and her older sister, Jane, grew up in a home surrounded by craftwork: Her father was a painter, silversmith, and woodcarver; her mother a maker of clothes, hooked rugs, and ornaments. Ann’s destiny as a professional craftsman was as passionately pursued as it was inevitable.
a background check. that means felons, people who are dangerously mentally ill have easy access to guns. mental health is certainly an issue too. we have laws that make it easy for domestic abusers and stalkers to get their hands on guns. there s one pretty basic and simple situation. members of congress and people you know, elected leaders in state legislatures around the country can certainly do something about it. you know, we really need to call on washington d.c., members of the house and senate to take action on this issue. the gunman s father in mercer, he spoke about the tragedy on saturday. take a listen. every time something like this happens, they talk about it and nothing is done. i m not trying to say that that s to blame for what happened. if chris had not been able to get ahold of 13 guns, it