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Ann Carol <I>Walker</I> Elliott

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Ann Carol Walker Elliott

Birth
Norfolk, Norfolk City, Virginia, USA
Death
17 Mar 2020 (aged 83)
Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, USA
Burial
Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, USA GPS-Latitude: 35.1089861, Longitude: -89.874625
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Ann Walker Elliott, age 83. Loving mother and wife, passed away unexpectedly at her home in Memphis on March 17, 2020. Ann was born March 23, 1936 in Norfolk, Virginia to Bain and Helene Walker. She graduated the College of William and Mary In Williamsburg, VA and resided in Memphis, TN since 1969. Ann was happily married to Rodney Gorhman Elliott, whom she met in grade school and who was her lifelong partner in marriage for 62 years. Ann was full of light and had a passion for the natural beauty of life and the world, combined with a flair for art and design. She became a master gardener and served for many years as an officer and a volunteer with her local garden club chapter. She worked as a travel agent and medical receptionist after raising her children. Along with her careers, Ann provided a beautiful and loving home for her family. She touched many lives with her generosity and passion for life. This included the "adoption" as a second mom of two disadvantaged children who attended the same public school as her children, staying in touch with them into adulthood. She traveled the world and was usually up for a new experience, whether it be safaris in subcontinental Africa, kayaking, or Thai food. She had the best of friends due to her loyalty, ability to truly listen, and her discretion. Her calm, warm demeanor put all who met her at ease. Ann is survived by her husband, her daughter Karen Gregory Elliott, her son Rodney Bain Elliott, and her granddaughter Mariel Dante Sanchez Elliott. Due to the current covid-19 pandemic, a small graveside service will be held for family and close friends only. A broader celebration of her life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance or the Covid 19 Response Fund established by the Center for Disaster Philanthropy [https://disasterphilanthropy.org/donate-to-the-cdp-covid-19-response-fund/], as Ann would have wanted to help those in need in this current time of crisis. Memorial Park Funeral Home & Cemetery (Published in The Commercial Appeal on March 21, 2020)
Ann Walker Elliott, age 83. Loving mother and wife, passed away unexpectedly at her home in Memphis on March 17, 2020. Ann was born March 23, 1936 in Norfolk, Virginia to Bain and Helene Walker. She graduated the College of William and Mary In Williamsburg, VA and resided in Memphis, TN since 1969. Ann was happily married to Rodney Gorhman Elliott, whom she met in grade school and who was her lifelong partner in marriage for 62 years. Ann was full of light and had a passion for the natural beauty of life and the world, combined with a flair for art and design. She became a master gardener and served for many years as an officer and a volunteer with her local garden club chapter. She worked as a travel agent and medical receptionist after raising her children. Along with her careers, Ann provided a beautiful and loving home for her family. She touched many lives with her generosity and passion for life. This included the "adoption" as a second mom of two disadvantaged children who attended the same public school as her children, staying in touch with them into adulthood. She traveled the world and was usually up for a new experience, whether it be safaris in subcontinental Africa, kayaking, or Thai food. She had the best of friends due to her loyalty, ability to truly listen, and her discretion. Her calm, warm demeanor put all who met her at ease. Ann is survived by her husband, her daughter Karen Gregory Elliott, her son Rodney Bain Elliott, and her granddaughter Mariel Dante Sanchez Elliott. Due to the current covid-19 pandemic, a small graveside service will be held for family and close friends only. A broader celebration of her life will be held at a later date. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance or the Covid 19 Response Fund established by the Center for Disaster Philanthropy [https://disasterphilanthropy.org/donate-to-the-cdp-covid-19-response-fund/], as Ann would have wanted to help those in need in this current time of crisis. Memorial Park Funeral Home & Cemetery (Published in The Commercial Appeal on March 21, 2020)


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