Miss Ann Bridges, age 83 of Cedartown, Georgia, passed away peacefully at her residence on Friday night, November 2, 2018.
Ann was born to her loving parents, Nina and Herbert Bridges on December 16, 1934 in Cedartown. Miss Ann was called home to be with our Lord and Savior peacefully on Friday, November 2, 2018 with her loving family by her side.
She attended Benedict Elementary and Cedartown High School until the eleventh grade when the doctor took her out of school because of health problems. She the began helping he mother with everything around the farm, assisting with all the gardening, canning and cooking. Ann developed a great love for cooking and it was often stated by her Mother that Ann was her second pair of hands.Until 2000, Ann was active in Sunday School and Church. She was of the Baptist faith attending Lee's Chapel, Freedom, Calvary at Rockmart and East View in Cedartown, where she is a member. She received fifteen pins for Sunday School perfect attendance.
Ann never worked a public job because of her health. She was a homemaker and a second mother to her baby sister, Frances and niece Nan Dixon Pilgrim, who has always been more like a sister and Frances' son Msrt was more than a nephew.
Miss Ann looked forward every week for the visit of her niece, Neina Bridges Forrister.
Miss Ann is survived by her sister, Frances Bridges Knight and Norval; their son Mart and special friend, Tina Noles and sister in law, Faye Bridges; other survivors are: nieces and nephews, Nan Pilgrim and Gary, Kathy Dixon, David Dixon and Suzanne, Neina Forrister and Johnny, Deborah Roberson, James Bridges and Laura Gilchrist and Craig. Great nieces and nephews, Crystal turner & Randy, Caleb Fincher, Shawn Bridges & Renae, Daniel Forrister, Ashley Bridges, David, Mary Beth and Jimmy & Nichole Roberson, Lesa Green, MaShae, and Justin & Krystal Norton. Great Great nieces and nephews, Anthony & Makayla Bridges, Taylor Green, James Norton, Emmalynn, Ellayanna, Rylee and Ali Turner, Leo Fincher, Oliver, Owen, Zora and Caspian Robinson.
The apple of her eye was Emmalynn Turner. The get well gifts and letters she well remembered. All the visits from MaKayla Bridges were precious to her.
Miss Ann enjoyed sitting in the living room looking out at the frint pourch and watching the hummingbirds eat in the summer and wild birds in the fall and winter, drawing and coloring, watching television espically animal and cooking shows and doing word search and crossword puzzles. She had a love for ballons.
In addition to her parents, Miss Ann was also preced in death by her brother, Brewster Bridges, sister Betty Sue and her husband David Dixon, grandparents, Will & minnie Hulsey and Emmett & Ethel Bridges.
The Funeral for Miss Ann Bridges will be conducted on Saturday afternoon, November 10, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. from the Chapel of the Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home with Mr. Tony Brazier, Rev. Billy Vines and Rev. Alan Fuller officiating. Immediatly following the service family and friends have been asked to gather outside the Chapel for a ballon release. The Interment will then follow in the North View Cemetery.
The staff of Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home will serve as Miss Anns Pallbearers.
The family of Miss AnnBridges would like to send Heartfelt THANKS to each of the staff of the Litesey Funeral Home and the Heyman Hospice Staff for all their excellent and caring services provided to Miss Ann and the family. Without the suppoert of these two organizations we woulkd not have made it through these hard times. Also the family wishes to THANK Brothers Billy Vines and Alan Fuller for all their visits and kind words of encouragemenst.
The Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements for Miss Ann Bridges.
Ann was born to her loving parents, Nina and Herbert Bridges on December 16, 1934 in Cedartown. Miss Ann was called home to be with our Lord and Savior peacefully on Friday, November 2, 2018 with her loving family by her side.
She attended Benedict Elementary and Cedartown High School until the eleventh grade when the doctor took her out of school because of health problems. She the began helping he mother with everything around the farm, assisting with all the gardening, canning and cooking. Ann developed a great love for cooking and it was often stated by her Mother that Ann was her second pair of hands.Until 2000, Ann was active in Sunday School and Church. She was of the Baptist faith attending Lee's Chapel, Freedom, Calvary at Rockmart and East View in Cedartown, where she is a member. She received fifteen pins for Sunday School perfect attendance.
Ann never worked a public job because of her health. She was a homemaker and a second mother to her baby sister, Frances and niece Nan Dixon Pilgrim, who has always been more like a sister and Frances' son Msrt was more than a nephew.
Miss Ann looked forward every week for the visit of her niece, Neina Bridges Forrister.
Miss Ann is survived by her sister, Frances Bridges Knight and Norval; their son Mart and special friend, Tina Noles and sister in law, Faye Bridges; other survivors are: nieces and nephews, Nan Pilgrim and Gary, Kathy Dixon, David Dixon and Suzanne, Neina Forrister and Johnny, Deborah Roberson, James Bridges and Laura Gilchrist and Craig. Great nieces and nephews, Crystal turner & Randy, Caleb Fincher, Shawn Bridges & Renae, Daniel Forrister, Ashley Bridges, David, Mary Beth and Jimmy & Nichole Roberson, Lesa Green, MaShae, and Justin & Krystal Norton. Great Great nieces and nephews, Anthony & Makayla Bridges, Taylor Green, James Norton, Emmalynn, Ellayanna, Rylee and Ali Turner, Leo Fincher, Oliver, Owen, Zora and Caspian Robinson.
The apple of her eye was Emmalynn Turner. The get well gifts and letters she well remembered. All the visits from MaKayla Bridges were precious to her.
Miss Ann enjoyed sitting in the living room looking out at the frint pourch and watching the hummingbirds eat in the summer and wild birds in the fall and winter, drawing and coloring, watching television espically animal and cooking shows and doing word search and crossword puzzles. She had a love for ballons.
In addition to her parents, Miss Ann was also preced in death by her brother, Brewster Bridges, sister Betty Sue and her husband David Dixon, grandparents, Will & minnie Hulsey and Emmett & Ethel Bridges.
The Funeral for Miss Ann Bridges will be conducted on Saturday afternoon, November 10, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. from the Chapel of the Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home with Mr. Tony Brazier, Rev. Billy Vines and Rev. Alan Fuller officiating. Immediatly following the service family and friends have been asked to gather outside the Chapel for a ballon release. The Interment will then follow in the North View Cemetery.
The staff of Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home will serve as Miss Anns Pallbearers.
The family of Miss AnnBridges would like to send Heartfelt THANKS to each of the staff of the Litesey Funeral Home and the Heyman Hospice Staff for all their excellent and caring services provided to Miss Ann and the family. Without the suppoert of these two organizations we woulkd not have made it through these hard times. Also the family wishes to THANK Brothers Billy Vines and Alan Fuller for all their visits and kind words of encouragemenst.
The Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements for Miss Ann Bridges.
Miss Ann Bridges, age 83 of Cedartown, Georgia, passed away peacefully at her residence on Friday night, November 2, 2018.
Ann was born to her loving parents, Nina and Herbert Bridges on December 16, 1934 in Cedartown. Miss Ann was called home to be with our Lord and Savior peacefully on Friday, November 2, 2018 with her loving family by her side.
She attended Benedict Elementary and Cedartown High School until the eleventh grade when the doctor took her out of school because of health problems. She the began helping he mother with everything around the farm, assisting with all the gardening, canning and cooking. Ann developed a great love for cooking and it was often stated by her Mother that Ann was her second pair of hands.Until 2000, Ann was active in Sunday School and Church. She was of the Baptist faith attending Lee's Chapel, Freedom, Calvary at Rockmart and East View in Cedartown, where she is a member. She received fifteen pins for Sunday School perfect attendance.
Ann never worked a public job because of her health. She was a homemaker and a second mother to her baby sister, Frances and niece Nan Dixon Pilgrim, who has always been more like a sister and Frances' son Msrt was more than a nephew.
Miss Ann looked forward every week for the visit of her niece, Neina Bridges Forrister.
Miss Ann is survived by her sister, Frances Bridges Knight and Norval; their son Mart and special friend, Tina Noles and sister in law, Faye Bridges; other survivors are: nieces and nephews, Nan Pilgrim and Gary, Kathy Dixon, David Dixon and Suzanne, Neina Forrister and Johnny, Deborah Roberson, James Bridges and Laura Gilchrist and Craig. Great nieces and nephews, Crystal turner & Randy, Caleb Fincher, Shawn Bridges & Renae, Daniel Forrister, Ashley Bridges, David, Mary Beth and Jimmy & Nichole Roberson, Lesa Green, MaShae, and Justin & Krystal Norton. Great Great nieces and nephews, Anthony & Makayla Bridges, Taylor Green, James Norton, Emmalynn, Ellayanna, Rylee and Ali Turner, Leo Fincher, Oliver, Owen, Zora and Caspian Robinson.
The apple of her eye was Emmalynn Turner. The get well gifts and letters she well remembered. All the visits from MaKayla Bridges were precious to her.
Miss Ann enjoyed sitting in the living room looking out at the frint pourch and watching the hummingbirds eat in the summer and wild birds in the fall and winter, drawing and coloring, watching television espically animal and cooking shows and doing word search and crossword puzzles. She had a love for ballons.
In addition to her parents, Miss Ann was also preced in death by her brother, Brewster Bridges, sister Betty Sue and her husband David Dixon, grandparents, Will & minnie Hulsey and Emmett & Ethel Bridges.
The Funeral for Miss Ann Bridges will be conducted on Saturday afternoon, November 10, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. from the Chapel of the Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home with Mr. Tony Brazier, Rev. Billy Vines and Rev. Alan Fuller officiating. Immediatly following the service family and friends have been asked to gather outside the Chapel for a ballon release. The Interment will then follow in the North View Cemetery.
The staff of Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home will serve as Miss Anns Pallbearers.
The family of Miss AnnBridges would like to send Heartfelt THANKS to each of the staff of the Litesey Funeral Home and the Heyman Hospice Staff for all their excellent and caring services provided to Miss Ann and the family. Without the suppoert of these two organizations we woulkd not have made it through these hard times. Also the family wishes to THANK Brothers Billy Vines and Alan Fuller for all their visits and kind words of encouragemenst.
The Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements for Miss Ann Bridges.
Ann was born to her loving parents, Nina and Herbert Bridges on December 16, 1934 in Cedartown. Miss Ann was called home to be with our Lord and Savior peacefully on Friday, November 2, 2018 with her loving family by her side.
She attended Benedict Elementary and Cedartown High School until the eleventh grade when the doctor took her out of school because of health problems. She the began helping he mother with everything around the farm, assisting with all the gardening, canning and cooking. Ann developed a great love for cooking and it was often stated by her Mother that Ann was her second pair of hands.Until 2000, Ann was active in Sunday School and Church. She was of the Baptist faith attending Lee's Chapel, Freedom, Calvary at Rockmart and East View in Cedartown, where she is a member. She received fifteen pins for Sunday School perfect attendance.
Ann never worked a public job because of her health. She was a homemaker and a second mother to her baby sister, Frances and niece Nan Dixon Pilgrim, who has always been more like a sister and Frances' son Msrt was more than a nephew.
Miss Ann looked forward every week for the visit of her niece, Neina Bridges Forrister.
Miss Ann is survived by her sister, Frances Bridges Knight and Norval; their son Mart and special friend, Tina Noles and sister in law, Faye Bridges; other survivors are: nieces and nephews, Nan Pilgrim and Gary, Kathy Dixon, David Dixon and Suzanne, Neina Forrister and Johnny, Deborah Roberson, James Bridges and Laura Gilchrist and Craig. Great nieces and nephews, Crystal turner & Randy, Caleb Fincher, Shawn Bridges & Renae, Daniel Forrister, Ashley Bridges, David, Mary Beth and Jimmy & Nichole Roberson, Lesa Green, MaShae, and Justin & Krystal Norton. Great Great nieces and nephews, Anthony & Makayla Bridges, Taylor Green, James Norton, Emmalynn, Ellayanna, Rylee and Ali Turner, Leo Fincher, Oliver, Owen, Zora and Caspian Robinson.
The apple of her eye was Emmalynn Turner. The get well gifts and letters she well remembered. All the visits from MaKayla Bridges were precious to her.
Miss Ann enjoyed sitting in the living room looking out at the frint pourch and watching the hummingbirds eat in the summer and wild birds in the fall and winter, drawing and coloring, watching television espically animal and cooking shows and doing word search and crossword puzzles. She had a love for ballons.
In addition to her parents, Miss Ann was also preced in death by her brother, Brewster Bridges, sister Betty Sue and her husband David Dixon, grandparents, Will & minnie Hulsey and Emmett & Ethel Bridges.
The Funeral for Miss Ann Bridges will be conducted on Saturday afternoon, November 10, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. from the Chapel of the Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home with Mr. Tony Brazier, Rev. Billy Vines and Rev. Alan Fuller officiating. Immediatly following the service family and friends have been asked to gather outside the Chapel for a ballon release. The Interment will then follow in the North View Cemetery.
The staff of Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home will serve as Miss Anns Pallbearers.
The family of Miss AnnBridges would like to send Heartfelt THANKS to each of the staff of the Litesey Funeral Home and the Heyman Hospice Staff for all their excellent and caring services provided to Miss Ann and the family. Without the suppoert of these two organizations we woulkd not have made it through these hard times. Also the family wishes to THANK Brothers Billy Vines and Alan Fuller for all their visits and kind words of encouragemenst.
The Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements for Miss Ann Bridges.
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