Ann and I crossed paths when we both started studying corroles at the start of this century. She drew on her expertise of heme NMR spectroscopy to conclude that FeCl corroles were best described as Fe III Cl-corrole as opposed to Fe IV -corrole 3-. We had reached the same conclusion in our laboratory based on DFT calculations. The proposal met some resistance but Ann remained steadfast in her views, masterfully summarizing the evidence in a special issue of this Journal that I edited. Ann was an avid traveler. Every year, I eagerly awaited her Christmas letter to read about her adventures, often in Latin America, but also in Europe and Africa. I have fond memories of her visit to my laboratory in Arctic Norway. We spent a long day driving around Kvaløya (Whale Island), an island neighboring the city of Tromsø, taking in views of fjords, mountains, and waterfalls and occasionally stopping to whip up Scandinavian shrimp sandwiches.