Mrs. Annie L. Holloway was born March 27, 1950, in Canton, MS, to Henry Lee Torrence Sr. and Robbie Hannah.
Annie graduated from Cleveland Public School System and attended Kent State University. Annie was employed with the Cleveland Public School System. She taught at East High School. Annie retired from Lincoln West High School as a Technician in the Family & Consumer Science Department. She was respected and loved by her students and co-workers.
After retiring, Annie became an in-home care provider for the mentally and physically handicapped and senior citizens. She provided excellent care to her clients.
Annie was baptized at Calvary Apostolic Assembly and filled with the Holy Ghost under the late pastor, Bishop Lewis Fitzpatrick. She served as an usher and a Sunday School teacher for the kindergarten and first graders. She was a faithful member.
Annie was an excellent cook and baker. She was known for her homemade dinner rolls, pound cakes, and cake decorating. Annie loved to entertain and opened her home to family and friends. Everyone looked forward to her Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Eve dinners, especially the white elephant gift exchange.
Annie was a compassionate and caring person. She was a family leader and planner. She showed her love to all that she cared for. She helped many in financial need, and if it was a large amount needed, she knew what to do to raise the money. Not only did she support her church, but she supported several other ministries on a regular basis as well.
Annie loved to travel and had many souvenirs from different places that she had visited.
She departed this life on Monday March 20, 2023. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband James Robert Holloway. Her sister Josie Conner, and brother Henry Lee Torrence Jr.
She leaves to cherish the memory of her: a devoted fiancé, Bernard Walker; sisters, Deloris Torrence and Janice Millhouse; brothers, Simpson Lamar Hanna, Buster Battle and Dunion Battle; stepchildren, Joanne Holloway and Tammy Holloway; granddaughter, Kennedy Holloway; adopted daughter, Felita Hibbitt (Mark); nieces, Princess Honeycut, Mecie Torrence and Stacy Torrence; special nephew, Eric Jacob; a special great-niece, Jawana Honeycut; a special cousin, Jean Organ; special friends, Minnie Ashford, Bonita Brooks, Carol Henderson, Celie Hill, Nobie Leaks, Susie Randle, and Dazel Shepperd; Godchildren, Delia Ashford, Jarvis Ashford (Shavonn), Carmella Hill, Razel Sheppard, Deon Jones(Amber), Jessica Hibbitt, Mark Hibbitt II (Taylor), Zhanique Ashford, Isaiah Andrews, Christina Hibbitt, Zami Ashford, and Jarvis Ashford Jr.; God granddaughter, Ashlyn Williams; as well as a host of nephews, great nieces, great nephews, cousins, and friends.
Annie graduated from Cleveland Public School System and attended Kent State University. Annie was employed with the Cleveland Public School System. She taught at East High School. Annie retired from Lincoln West High School as a Technician in the Family & Consumer Science Department. She was respected and loved by her students and co-workers.
After retiring, Annie became an in-home care provider for the mentally and physically handicapped and senior citizens. She provided excellent care to her clients.
Annie was baptized at Calvary Apostolic Assembly and filled with the Holy Ghost under the late pastor, Bishop Lewis Fitzpatrick. She served as an usher and a Sunday School teacher for the kindergarten and first graders. She was a faithful member.
Annie was an excellent cook and baker. She was known for her homemade dinner rolls, pound cakes, and cake decorating. Annie loved to entertain and opened her home to family and friends. Everyone looked forward to her Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Eve dinners, especially the white elephant gift exchange.
Annie was a compassionate and caring person. She was a family leader and planner. She showed her love to all that she cared for. She helped many in financial need, and if it was a large amount needed, she knew what to do to raise the money. Not only did she support her church, but she supported several other ministries on a regular basis as well.
Annie loved to travel and had many souvenirs from different places that she had visited.
She departed this life on Monday March 20, 2023. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband James Robert Holloway. Her sister Josie Conner, and brother Henry Lee Torrence Jr.
She leaves to cherish the memory of her: a devoted fiancé, Bernard Walker; sisters, Deloris Torrence and Janice Millhouse; brothers, Simpson Lamar Hanna, Buster Battle and Dunion Battle; stepchildren, Joanne Holloway and Tammy Holloway; granddaughter, Kennedy Holloway; adopted daughter, Felita Hibbitt (Mark); nieces, Princess Honeycut, Mecie Torrence and Stacy Torrence; special nephew, Eric Jacob; a special great-niece, Jawana Honeycut; a special cousin, Jean Organ; special friends, Minnie Ashford, Bonita Brooks, Carol Henderson, Celie Hill, Nobie Leaks, Susie Randle, and Dazel Shepperd; Godchildren, Delia Ashford, Jarvis Ashford (Shavonn), Carmella Hill, Razel Sheppard, Deon Jones(Amber), Jessica Hibbitt, Mark Hibbitt II (Taylor), Zhanique Ashford, Isaiah Andrews, Christina Hibbitt, Zami Ashford, and Jarvis Ashford Jr.; God granddaughter, Ashlyn Williams; as well as a host of nephews, great nieces, great nephews, cousins, and friends.
Mrs. Annie L. Holloway was born March 27, 1950, in Canton, MS, to Henry Lee Torrence Sr. and Robbie Hannah.
Annie graduated from Cleveland Public School System and attended Kent State University. Annie was employed with the Cleveland Public School System. She taught at East High School. Annie retired from Lincoln West High School as a Technician in the Family & Consumer Science Department. She was respected and loved by her students and co-workers.
After retiring, Annie became an in-home care provider for the mentally and physically handicapped and senior citizens. She provided excellent care to her clients.
Annie was baptized at Calvary Apostolic Assembly and filled with the Holy Ghost under the late pastor, Bishop Lewis Fitzpatrick. She served as an usher and a Sunday School teacher for the kindergarten and first graders. She was a faithful member.
Annie was an excellent cook and baker. She was known for her homemade dinner rolls, pound cakes, and cake decorating. Annie loved to entertain and opened her home to family and friends. Everyone looked forward to her Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Eve dinners, especially the white elephant gift exchange.
Annie was a compassionate and caring person. She was a family leader and planner. She showed her love to all that she cared for. She helped many in financial need, and if it was a large amount needed, she knew what to do to raise the money. Not only did she support her church, but she supported several other ministries on a regular basis as well.
Annie loved to travel and had many souvenirs from different places that she had visited.
She departed this life on Monday March 20, 2023. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband James Robert Holloway. Her sister Josie Conner, and brother Henry Lee Torrence Jr.
She leaves to cherish the memory of her: a devoted fiancé, Bernard Walker; sisters, Deloris Torrence and Janice Millhouse; brothers, Simpson Lamar Hanna, Buster Battle and Dunion Battle; stepchildren, Joanne Holloway and Tammy Holloway; granddaughter, Kennedy Holloway; adopted daughter, Felita Hibbitt (Mark); nieces, Princess Honeycut, Mecie Torrence and Stacy Torrence; special nephew, Eric Jacob; a special great-niece, Jawana Honeycut; a special cousin, Jean Organ; special friends, Minnie Ashford, Bonita Brooks, Carol Henderson, Celie Hill, Nobie Leaks, Susie Randle, and Dazel Shepperd; Godchildren, Delia Ashford, Jarvis Ashford (Shavonn), Carmella Hill, Razel Sheppard, Deon Jones(Amber), Jessica Hibbitt, Mark Hibbitt II (Taylor), Zhanique Ashford, Isaiah Andrews, Christina Hibbitt, Zami Ashford, and Jarvis Ashford Jr.; God granddaughter, Ashlyn Williams; as well as a host of nephews, great nieces, great nephews, cousins, and friends.
Annie graduated from Cleveland Public School System and attended Kent State University. Annie was employed with the Cleveland Public School System. She taught at East High School. Annie retired from Lincoln West High School as a Technician in the Family & Consumer Science Department. She was respected and loved by her students and co-workers.
After retiring, Annie became an in-home care provider for the mentally and physically handicapped and senior citizens. She provided excellent care to her clients.
Annie was baptized at Calvary Apostolic Assembly and filled with the Holy Ghost under the late pastor, Bishop Lewis Fitzpatrick. She served as an usher and a Sunday School teacher for the kindergarten and first graders. She was a faithful member.
Annie was an excellent cook and baker. She was known for her homemade dinner rolls, pound cakes, and cake decorating. Annie loved to entertain and opened her home to family and friends. Everyone looked forward to her Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Eve dinners, especially the white elephant gift exchange.
Annie was a compassionate and caring person. She was a family leader and planner. She showed her love to all that she cared for. She helped many in financial need, and if it was a large amount needed, she knew what to do to raise the money. Not only did she support her church, but she supported several other ministries on a regular basis as well.
Annie loved to travel and had many souvenirs from different places that she had visited.
She departed this life on Monday March 20, 2023. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband James Robert Holloway. Her sister Josie Conner, and brother Henry Lee Torrence Jr.
She leaves to cherish the memory of her: a devoted fiancé, Bernard Walker; sisters, Deloris Torrence and Janice Millhouse; brothers, Simpson Lamar Hanna, Buster Battle and Dunion Battle; stepchildren, Joanne Holloway and Tammy Holloway; granddaughter, Kennedy Holloway; adopted daughter, Felita Hibbitt (Mark); nieces, Princess Honeycut, Mecie Torrence and Stacy Torrence; special nephew, Eric Jacob; a special great-niece, Jawana Honeycut; a special cousin, Jean Organ; special friends, Minnie Ashford, Bonita Brooks, Carol Henderson, Celie Hill, Nobie Leaks, Susie Randle, and Dazel Shepperd; Godchildren, Delia Ashford, Jarvis Ashford (Shavonn), Carmella Hill, Razel Sheppard, Deon Jones(Amber), Jessica Hibbitt, Mark Hibbitt II (Taylor), Zhanique Ashford, Isaiah Andrews, Christina Hibbitt, Zami Ashford, and Jarvis Ashford Jr.; God granddaughter, Ashlyn Williams; as well as a host of nephews, great nieces, great nephews, cousins, and friends.
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