Annie Mae Oakes Rogers, 90, of Waco, passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2006, at West Rest Haven Nursing Home. Funeral services will be 3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9, at Wilkirson-Hatch-Baley Chapel with Minister James Burns officiating. Burial will follow at Waco Memorial Park.
Annie Mae was born in Waco, Texas, to the late Frank Leslie Oakes and Hattie Lou (Templeton) Oakes. She married Raymond Aulvry Rogers on May 2, 1933, at Columbus Avenue Church of Christ in Waco. She was a member of Laguna Park Church of Christ. Annie wrote the school song for Connally High School and when her children attended Connally High School, she and her husband never missed a ballgame or activity. She retired from McLennan County in 1975 where she organized and worked in the voter registration office. She is remembered for her love of her family and friends. She was a very hard worker in the community of Lacy Lakeview where she was president of the McLennan County PTA. After retirement she and Raymond moved to Whitney, Texas.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband of 56 years; sisters, Lucille Oakes Maner, Sue Oakes Smith and Patsy Oakes Bolfing.
Survivors include twins, John Raymond Rogers and Meredith Ann Rogers Ferguson, both of Waco; grandchildren, Janet Rogers Ginsburg and husband, Brian, of Waco, Benny Aulvry Rogers and wife, Veronica, of Mart, Edward H. Petrich, III and wife, Alice, of Waco, Leslie Ferguson Aguilar and husband, Rudy, of Georgetown, and David Ferguson and wife, Ann, of Salida, Calif.; great-grandchildren, Danny Aguilar, of Round Rock, Ashley Lynette Bone, of San Angelo, Angelina Christina Aguilar, of Georgetown, Charles Michael and Kimberly Ann Ferguson, of Salida, Calif., Meredith Ivy and William Ross Ginsburg, Taylor and Allison Petrich, all of Waco; and Skylar and Owen Rogers, of Tenn.; great-great-grandchildren, Brodie and Isaiah Aguilar, of Round Rock; sisters, Bertha Bob Davis, Bessie Lee Webb; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 11/7/2006...Z
Annie Mae was born in Waco, Texas, to the late Frank Leslie Oakes and Hattie Lou (Templeton) Oakes. She married Raymond Aulvry Rogers on May 2, 1933, at Columbus Avenue Church of Christ in Waco. She was a member of Laguna Park Church of Christ. Annie wrote the school song for Connally High School and when her children attended Connally High School, she and her husband never missed a ballgame or activity. She retired from McLennan County in 1975 where she organized and worked in the voter registration office. She is remembered for her love of her family and friends. She was a very hard worker in the community of Lacy Lakeview where she was president of the McLennan County PTA. After retirement she and Raymond moved to Whitney, Texas.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband of 56 years; sisters, Lucille Oakes Maner, Sue Oakes Smith and Patsy Oakes Bolfing.
Survivors include twins, John Raymond Rogers and Meredith Ann Rogers Ferguson, both of Waco; grandchildren, Janet Rogers Ginsburg and husband, Brian, of Waco, Benny Aulvry Rogers and wife, Veronica, of Mart, Edward H. Petrich, III and wife, Alice, of Waco, Leslie Ferguson Aguilar and husband, Rudy, of Georgetown, and David Ferguson and wife, Ann, of Salida, Calif.; great-grandchildren, Danny Aguilar, of Round Rock, Ashley Lynette Bone, of San Angelo, Angelina Christina Aguilar, of Georgetown, Charles Michael and Kimberly Ann Ferguson, of Salida, Calif., Meredith Ivy and William Ross Ginsburg, Taylor and Allison Petrich, all of Waco; and Skylar and Owen Rogers, of Tenn.; great-great-grandchildren, Brodie and Isaiah Aguilar, of Round Rock; sisters, Bertha Bob Davis, Bessie Lee Webb; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 11/7/2006...Z
Annie Mae Oakes Rogers, 90, of Waco, passed away on Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2006, at West Rest Haven Nursing Home. Funeral services will be 3 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 9, at Wilkirson-Hatch-Baley Chapel with Minister James Burns officiating. Burial will follow at Waco Memorial Park.
Annie Mae was born in Waco, Texas, to the late Frank Leslie Oakes and Hattie Lou (Templeton) Oakes. She married Raymond Aulvry Rogers on May 2, 1933, at Columbus Avenue Church of Christ in Waco. She was a member of Laguna Park Church of Christ. Annie wrote the school song for Connally High School and when her children attended Connally High School, she and her husband never missed a ballgame or activity. She retired from McLennan County in 1975 where she organized and worked in the voter registration office. She is remembered for her love of her family and friends. She was a very hard worker in the community of Lacy Lakeview where she was president of the McLennan County PTA. After retirement she and Raymond moved to Whitney, Texas.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband of 56 years; sisters, Lucille Oakes Maner, Sue Oakes Smith and Patsy Oakes Bolfing.
Survivors include twins, John Raymond Rogers and Meredith Ann Rogers Ferguson, both of Waco; grandchildren, Janet Rogers Ginsburg and husband, Brian, of Waco, Benny Aulvry Rogers and wife, Veronica, of Mart, Edward H. Petrich, III and wife, Alice, of Waco, Leslie Ferguson Aguilar and husband, Rudy, of Georgetown, and David Ferguson and wife, Ann, of Salida, Calif.; great-grandchildren, Danny Aguilar, of Round Rock, Ashley Lynette Bone, of San Angelo, Angelina Christina Aguilar, of Georgetown, Charles Michael and Kimberly Ann Ferguson, of Salida, Calif., Meredith Ivy and William Ross Ginsburg, Taylor and Allison Petrich, all of Waco; and Skylar and Owen Rogers, of Tenn.; great-great-grandchildren, Brodie and Isaiah Aguilar, of Round Rock; sisters, Bertha Bob Davis, Bessie Lee Webb; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 11/7/2006...Z
Annie Mae was born in Waco, Texas, to the late Frank Leslie Oakes and Hattie Lou (Templeton) Oakes. She married Raymond Aulvry Rogers on May 2, 1933, at Columbus Avenue Church of Christ in Waco. She was a member of Laguna Park Church of Christ. Annie wrote the school song for Connally High School and when her children attended Connally High School, she and her husband never missed a ballgame or activity. She retired from McLennan County in 1975 where she organized and worked in the voter registration office. She is remembered for her love of her family and friends. She was a very hard worker in the community of Lacy Lakeview where she was president of the McLennan County PTA. After retirement she and Raymond moved to Whitney, Texas.
She was preceded in death by her loving husband of 56 years; sisters, Lucille Oakes Maner, Sue Oakes Smith and Patsy Oakes Bolfing.
Survivors include twins, John Raymond Rogers and Meredith Ann Rogers Ferguson, both of Waco; grandchildren, Janet Rogers Ginsburg and husband, Brian, of Waco, Benny Aulvry Rogers and wife, Veronica, of Mart, Edward H. Petrich, III and wife, Alice, of Waco, Leslie Ferguson Aguilar and husband, Rudy, of Georgetown, and David Ferguson and wife, Ann, of Salida, Calif.; great-grandchildren, Danny Aguilar, of Round Rock, Ashley Lynette Bone, of San Angelo, Angelina Christina Aguilar, of Georgetown, Charles Michael and Kimberly Ann Ferguson, of Salida, Calif., Meredith Ivy and William Ross Ginsburg, Taylor and Allison Petrich, all of Waco; and Skylar and Owen Rogers, of Tenn.; great-great-grandchildren, Brodie and Isaiah Aguilar, of Round Rock; sisters, Bertha Bob Davis, Bessie Lee Webb; and numerous nieces and nephews.
Waco Tribune-Herald: 11/7/2006...Z
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