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Chapel On The Dunes Session with Ann Studeman

Oct 20, 2024 | Chapel on the Dunes Music Sessions

Singing in the Chapel of the Dunes was on Ann Studeman’s bucket list. She has sung in every church in Port Aransas, including the old Catholic Church on Oakes. We invite you to enjoy her session in the Chapel of the Dunes.

Born February 5, 1940 to Henry and Nellie Teller Studeman, Ann is the granddaughter of Herman Magnus Teller and Nellie Olsen Teller. She attended 1st through 8th grade at the Little Red Schoolhouse in Port Aransas, graduating in the 8th grade class of 1953.  Ann lived in the house on Mercer St. until she left to go to college in 1957.  After her marriage, she moved to San Antonio.

Ann Studeman singing inside the Chapel on the Dunes

Amazing Grace

by Ann Studeman

Deep Peace

by Ann Studeman

Going Home

by Ann Studeman

There Is A Balm In Gillian

by Ann Studeman

The Road Home

by Ann Studeman

The Singer And The Song

by Ann Studeman

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