Ann Lewis Dye-Mallardi, a cherished mother and grandmother, peacefully passed away on March 1, 2026. Born on December 6, 1926 in Georgia by “Honey” Helen & Henry Lewis.  Ann lived a long, full life marked by a profound love for her family and those around her. Ann had an extraordinary capacity to pour love unconditionally, the rare kind that could be felt by anyone who had the privilege of knowing her. Her nurturing spirit was most evident in the way she loved her children and her grandchildren. Ann was a firm believer in the sanctity of love, the power of family, and she used her life as a testament to these values. Nikole Dye,her granddaughter, is among the surviving members of her family. She holds precious the memories and life lessons imparted by Ann, who has left behind a wealth of love, wisdom, and a legacy of resilience and kindness that will continue to inspire generations. Ann's life may have come to its earthly conclusion, but her spirit lives on in the hearts of those she touched. Her son Robert was the apple of her eye, their bond was untouchable and unbreakable. Her love, her laughter, and her wisdom will be missed, but her memory will forever be cherished. She is proceeded in death by her late husband Richard James Dye while leaving her Legacy: (Son) Robert James Dye (59), Nikole Dye (39), and grandchildren Blake (20), Drake (17) Howard, Lana (13) and Nina (11) Fenton. When asked about how she would want her obituary written she simply said “I love my children” and smiled.
Ann was also a Teacher, Real
estate agent, DAR, Saint and Sinners club, A long time golfer, a member of the the first Methodist church in Port Saint Lucie were she resided. She enjoyed her bridge club and playing cards, gun range shooting “Gun shot Annie”   Enjoyed her Azealas and rose bushes and reading in her sunroom with her dogs as an animal lover.  Ann leaves behind a legacy and We will all Miss and Love you forever. Heaven shall we meet again. 

Service 1:30 Saturday 3/14  at Saint Cemetery in Jensen Beach, Florida. 

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