Ann Arrigo, MD

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. In Ann Arbor, Michigan, near the old Ann Arrigo, MD clinic, neighbors started noticing something peculiar one morning. A delivery driver had left a mysterious box on the hospital’s loading dock, wrapped in brown paper and sealed with twine. As the curious neighbors gathered around the package, they noticed an old-fashioned doctor’s prescription pad sticking out from under the wrapping. The note inside read: 'For Dr. Ann Arrigo's next patient—with love.' Turns out, it was just a prank from a well-meaning delivery driver who thought it would be fun to give the good doctor a surprise.'

2. In Ann Arbor, Michigan, near the old Ann Arrigo, MD clinic, a delivery driver kept receiving mysterious packages addressed to ‘Dr. Ann Arrigo.’ Finally, one day he opened it and found only a note inside: 'Dear Delivery Guy, I’m not actually a doctor, but thanks for your patience!' Turned out Dr. Ann Arrigo was just an enthusiastic pet owner who loved sending her neighbor’s dog funny treats.'

3. In Ann Arbor, Michigan, near the old Ann Arrigo, MD clinic, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar in one of the hospital’s parking spots. Every morning, an identical stack of empty coffee cups appeared, arranged like some elaborate art installation. Curious, he followed the trail of cups until it led him to an unoccupied office where an old coffee maker sat silent and dusty. Inside, on a desk, he found a note: 'Dear Delivery Driver, I’m Dr. Ann Arrigo, and I’ve retired. Please keep placing my daily cup arrangement here.' The driver laughed, shook his head, and left, knowing that Ann Arbor would never be the same.

4. In Ann Arbor, Michigan, near the old Ann Arrigo, MD clinic, a little girl pointed excitedly at the sign and asked her mom, ‘Why does it say “MD” after that lady’s name?’ Her mom smiled and whispered, ‘Oh honey, that means she went to medical school.’ The girl thought for a moment then said, ‘So why doesn’t Daddy have an “MD” too?’ Mom laughed softly, ‘Because he’s not a doctor, sweetie—just our family’s regular delivery guy.’