She is now reunited with her husband, Howard Greenway; her beloved sisters, Berniece Bamberg and Mabel Bamberg, for whom she happily devoted her life in special care, Irma Hobson, and O'Neal Moore; and 2 brothers, Clifford Bamberg and Waymon Bamberg. She is survived by 3 grandchildren, Matthew Wade Morrison, Michael Brett Morrison, and Adrianne Lee Morrison; great grandson, James Wyatt Roberts; 2 brothers, Gathon Bamberg and Floyd Bamberg (Vermelle); 3 sisters, Ida Mae Crocker (Calvin), Neva Aiken (Franklin), and Sarah Clements; sister-in-law, Martha Bamberg; and many beloved nieces and nephews. Before retiring from South Central Bell (after 40+ years of service), she served in WWII as a Rosie the Riveter stationed in Boca Raton, FL. Annie was an active volunteer at elementary schools well into her 80s and an avid financial supporter of mission work in Africa. She was a member of Shades Mountain Baptist Church.
She is now reunited with her husband, Howard Greenway; her beloved sisters, Berniece Bamberg and Mabel Bamberg, for whom she happily devoted her life in special care, Irma Hobson, and O'Neal Moore; and 2 brothers, Clifford Bamberg and Waymon Bamberg. She is survived by 3 grandchildren, Matthew Wade Morrison, Michael Brett Morrison, and Adrianne Lee Morrison; great grandson, James Wyatt Roberts; 2 brothers, Gathon Bamberg and Floyd Bamberg (Vermelle); 3 sisters, Ida Mae Crocker (Calvin), Neva Aiken (Franklin), and Sarah Clements; sister-in-law, Martha Bamberg; and many beloved nieces and nephews. Before retiring from South Central Bell (after 40+ years of service), she served in WWII as a Rosie the Riveter stationed in Boca Raton, FL. Annie was an active volunteer at elementary schools well into her 80s and an avid financial supporter of mission work in Africa. She was a member of Shades Mountain Baptist Church.
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