| − | She was raised by devoutly [[Catholic]] parents and she attended Catholic grade schools in New Orleans until her mother died. The family then moved to Texas. She had renounced her religious upbringing by her teenage years. She married her childhood sweetheart, Stan Rice and moved to [[California]]. Both attended and graduated from San Francisco State University. In 1972, Stan and Anne lost their daughter, Michele, to adult leukemia just before her fifth birthday. Her husband Stan was a renowned poet and a painter earning multiple accolades. Stan died in 2002 of cancer. | + | She was raised by devoutly [[Catholic]] parents and she attended Catholic grade schools in New Orleans until her mother died. The family then moved to Texas. She had renounced her religious upbringing by her teenage years. She married her childhood sweetheart, Stan Rice and moved to [[California]]. Both attended and graduated from San Francisco State University. In 1972, Stan and Anne lost their daughter, Michele, to leukemia just before her fifth birthday. Her husband Stan was a renowned poet and a painter earning multiple accolades. Stan died in 2002 of cancer. |