Annie

September 15, 1930 ~ June 29, 2020

Born in: Orrville, AL
Resided in: Glendale, CA

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  1. candle 7Dear Cousin,
    I will miss Aunt Ann. Love you all.
    No words can express the sorrow and grief you have in your heart. Know that the Lord will continue to Bless you and your family during these days. He will continue to shower you with his Grace.

    S,
    Terry and Cynthia Calhoun
    VA Beach, VA.

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  2. candle 7aunt ann, i will forever remember and give thanks that you were in our lives. to your family all my love and prayers. from your niece in cleveland, ohio, jimmye celeste. rest in peace with your brother and sisters waiting to greet you in heaven.

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    • Michelle or Yvette please take this address off her l was trying but could not get it off. Thank you cousin

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  7. Mom, I miss you from the moon and back…May the grace of God continue to shower this family with your grace!!!
    xoxoxo

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  9. candle 7I’m sending my deepest condolences to all of the family. May God strengthen you and give you peace.

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  11. candle 4I will always remember Ms. Ann for her love of God, family and friends. Please accept my deepest condolences and I will keep the family lifted in prayer.

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  14. candle 8I have a memory of Annie Thornton, which touches my heart, and lets me know what a sweet, easy going person she was. She caught my attention, because I had been reading her name for many Sundays from the Prayer List at Zion Hill Baptist Church. On one of the church’s fun trips to a local casino, she arrived at the last minute, just before the bus pulled off. THE REASON: they could not find her teeth!!! But, that did not stop her! She and her family arrived, and we all had a wonderful time! Blessings to the family, and I pray that such wonderful, fun memories will fill you heart during times of sadness.

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