Annie Ada Thompson McClendon, age 97, 464 Thompson Street, Ellaville, Georgia passed Tuesday, December 3, 2013 at the Phoebe Sumter Hospital, Americus, Georgia.
The funeral service will be at 1:00 P.M., Sunday, December 8, 2013 at Union Hill African Methodist Episcopal Church, 393 Spivey Street, Ellaville, Georgia. Interment will follow in the Church cemetery.
Mrs. McClendon was born August 12, 1916 in Ellaville, Schley County, Georgia to the late Ed Thompson and Willie L. Davis Thompson. Born in a family of eight children, she was preceded in death by six which include: baby Thompson, Bedell Thompson Blue, Eddie Willie Minter, Roosevelt Thompson, Joe Ulysses Thompson and Chester Davis Thompson, Sr.
Mrs. McClendon was a 1934 graduate of Ellaville High School. After completion of high school she moved to Wellsville, Ohio for a better life. She worked as a nurse aid with one of the local nursing home for several years. She met and married Thomas McClendon and they later moved back to their native home of Ellaville, Georgia. She joined the Union Hill A.M.E. Church where she served on the Stewardess Ministerial Board for a number of untiring years.
She leaves a legacy of love and memories to her beloved family which include: a loving and devoted brother, Henry Louis Thompson, Rushville, Indiana; nieces and nephew, Angeli Sharon Smith and Chester Davis Thompson, Jr. both of Ellaville, Georgia and Joe Ann Fulks, Maryland, Betty Walls Ford, New York, James Shipp, New Jersey; seven great nieces and great nephews; a host of beloved cousins, Annett McKenzie, Jeanette Duncan both of Atlanta, Georgia, Joe Ulysses (Betty) Duncan, Bessie Lue (J. C.) Nelson, Oris (Ellis) Johnson, Raymond Duncan all of Ideal, Georgia, Henry Morris Duncan, Texas, Artie Mae Davis, Gladys Oliver, Amy Lou Lester all of Ellaville, Georgia, Mary Lou Dotson, Liverpool, Ohio and Mary Peters, Trenton, New Jersey; Union Hill A.M.E. Church Family and a host of beloved friends.
The funeral service will be at 1:00 P.M., Sunday, December 8, 2013 at Union Hill African Methodist Episcopal Church, 393 Spivey Street, Ellaville, Georgia. Interment will follow in the Church cemetery.
Mrs. McClendon was born August 12, 1916 in Ellaville, Schley County, Georgia to the late Ed Thompson and Willie L. Davis Thompson. Born in a family of eight children, she was preceded in death by six which include: baby Thompson, Bedell Thompson Blue, Eddie Willie Minter, Roosevelt Thompson, Joe Ulysses Thompson and Chester Davis Thompson, Sr.
Mrs. McClendon was a 1934 graduate of Ellaville High School. After completion of high school she moved to Wellsville, Ohio for a better life. She worked as a nurse aid with one of the local nursing home for several years. She met and married Thomas McClendon and they later moved back to their native home of Ellaville, Georgia. She joined the Union Hill A.M.E. Church where she served on the Stewardess Ministerial Board for a number of untiring years.
She leaves a legacy of love and memories to her beloved family which include: a loving and devoted brother, Henry Louis Thompson, Rushville, Indiana; nieces and nephew, Angeli Sharon Smith and Chester Davis Thompson, Jr. both of Ellaville, Georgia and Joe Ann Fulks, Maryland, Betty Walls Ford, New York, James Shipp, New Jersey; seven great nieces and great nephews; a host of beloved cousins, Annett McKenzie, Jeanette Duncan both of Atlanta, Georgia, Joe Ulysses (Betty) Duncan, Bessie Lue (J. C.) Nelson, Oris (Ellis) Johnson, Raymond Duncan all of Ideal, Georgia, Henry Morris Duncan, Texas, Artie Mae Davis, Gladys Oliver, Amy Lou Lester all of Ellaville, Georgia, Mary Lou Dotson, Liverpool, Ohio and Mary Peters, Trenton, New Jersey; Union Hill A.M.E. Church Family and a host of beloved friends.
COMMENTS
- Jetendra L Daniely(Sunday, December 08 13 05:24 pm EST)
I will always remember Ms. Ann A as I called her. She would called me Joy because she said I brought her joy whenever I came around. I didn't have the chance of knowing my biological grandmothers but when I met Ms. Ann A I did. Boy did we have some fun. We made great memories together even with my children and grandchildren. She will definitely be miss by all that came into her presence. I will miss you Ms. Ann A but I know you are in a far better place. I love you always... - Mary Davis Peters(Saturday, December 07 13 09:50 pm EST)
Annie A will be greatly missed. She was a wonderful person. I only wish that I had had more time to spend with her.
Mary and the Davis family from Trenton, NJ and Myrtel Beach SC. - Ken & Sarah Terry(Saturday, December 07 13 10:51 am EST)
condolences to the Thompson family,Annie A. was always smiling when you see her,the the family will be in our prayers. - The Alridge Family(Friday, December 06 13 08:02 pm EST)
Peace, Prayers and Blessings..... - Sherry Francine Oliver(Friday, December 06 13 07:18 am EST)
Ms. Ann A. was a kind and sweet lady, always with a cheerful smile. The family will be in my prayers. - Thelma Haynes(Thursday, December 05 13 04:07 pm EST)
My thoughts and prayers are with your family. May God continue to be a comfort to you and bring strength in your time of need. - Kevin Risby(Thursday, December 05 13 02:53 pm EST)
You lived a long and good life.Ann A now may you rest is peace. your cousin, Kevin Risby, B'klyn,New York. - Larry & Marsha Johnson & Family(Thursday, December 05 13 10:28 am EST)
Sincere condolences to the Thompson family. Ms. Ann-A was a joy to know and she will be missed. - Evelyn Greene Hayes(Thursday, December 05 13 09:27 am EST)
To the Thompson family , may your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived
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