Andree Jacqueline Wells, 84, of Nashville, died December 16, 2020 at Alive Hospice.
She was born on November 7, 1936, to Arthur and Marie Guay in Providence, Rhode Island.
She was a proud graduate of Brown University and earned her Masters in Public Health at Johns Hopkins University. She worked for many years, including as a professor of nursing, public health nurse, and nursing supervisor, in several states, including Indiana, Massachusetts, California, and New York. While she lived in many different places, her native New England was always special to her.
In 1966 she married her beloved husband, Clifford Allen Wells. She liked to tell the story of how they first met at the swimming pool in their Maryland apartment complex. They were married until his death in 2018 and had three children.
In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents, sister, and many cherished family dogs. She is survived by her children, Craig (Dalila) Wells, of Waldorf, Maryland; Christopher (Ansley) Wells, of Nashville; and Rebecca (Brian) Del Giudice of Concord, Massachusetts, and ten beloved grandchildren.
A private service will be held at a later date.
We love you and know you are happily reunited with Dad.
Andree, remembering all the fun times we had together, when I stayed with you and Cliff in MD. Love you and Cliff and will always be in my prayers. Rebecca, Craig and Christopher and all your families, I’m so sorry about your mom, may the Lord give you confort at this time. Prayers going out for all of you. Love cousin Linda
Cousin Linda, thank you so much. I know my parents had fond memories of that visit as well. Your prayers mean so much. Love, Rebecca
On behalf of the Classical High School Alumni Association, I extend our sincerest condolences on the passing of fellow Alumna Ms. Andree (Guay) Wells. Please know that we are wishing you and your family comfort and peace during this most difficult time.
To Chris, A lovely photo & obituary of Andree, A Brown classmate.
Sincere condolences to all on your loss. Your mom and dad were dear friends.