Ann Osborne
Graveside services for Linda Ann Osborne, 71, of Warner Robins, Georgia, formerly of Ada are 1:00 p.m. Tuesday at Memorial Park Cemetery in Ada, Father Aaron Foshee will officiate.
Ann was a graduate of East Central University with a degree in math with honors. She was very intelligent. She worked for the Civil Service and worked directly for the U. S. Air Force for 33 years, most specifically with the B-52 project. Most of her career was secret. Ann received many accolades from the Air Force for projects in which she worked. She loved reading and listening to classical music and classical guitar. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Warner Robins, GA.
Ann was preceded in death by her mother, Doris May (Kannable) Osborne and her father, William Finis Osborne; and her cousins, Dr. Orange M. Welborn and Marjorie Jane Cook.
She is survived by sister, Ellen F. Osborne who resides at McCall's Chapel in Ada.
Anyone wishing to make a gift to Ann's memorial can make it to Ellen Osborne Trust, c/o Wm. Bailey Cook, III, Trustee; or the American Cancer Society.
Graveside services for Linda Ann Osborne, 71, of Warner Robins, Georgia, formerly of Ada are 1:00 p.m. Tuesday at Memorial Park Cemetery in Ada, Father Aaron Foshee will officiate.
Ann was a graduate of East Central University with a degree in math with honors. She was very intelligent. She worked for the Civil Service and worked directly for the U. S. Air Force for 33 years, most specifically with the B-52 project. Most of her career was secret. Ann received many accolades from the Air Force for projects in which she worked. She loved reading and listening to classical music and classical guitar. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Warner Robins, GA.
Ann was preceded in death by her mother, Doris May (Kannable) Osborne and her father, William Finis Osborne; and her cousins, Dr. Orange M. Welborn and Marjorie Jane Cook.
She is survived by sister, Ellen F. Osborne who resides at McCall's Chapel in Ada.
Anyone wishing to make a gift to Ann's memorial can make it to Ellen Osborne Trust, c/o Wm. Bailey Cook, III, Trustee; or the American Cancer Society.
Ann Osborne
Graveside services for Linda Ann Osborne, 71, of Warner Robins, Georgia, formerly of Ada are 1:00 p.m. Tuesday at Memorial Park Cemetery in Ada, Father Aaron Foshee will officiate.
Ann was a graduate of East Central University with a degree in math with honors. She was very intelligent. She worked for the Civil Service and worked directly for the U. S. Air Force for 33 years, most specifically with the B-52 project. Most of her career was secret. Ann received many accolades from the Air Force for projects in which she worked. She loved reading and listening to classical music and classical guitar. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Warner Robins, GA.
Ann was preceded in death by her mother, Doris May (Kannable) Osborne and her father, William Finis Osborne; and her cousins, Dr. Orange M. Welborn and Marjorie Jane Cook.
She is survived by sister, Ellen F. Osborne who resides at McCall's Chapel in Ada.
Anyone wishing to make a gift to Ann's memorial can make it to Ellen Osborne Trust, c/o Wm. Bailey Cook, III, Trustee; or the American Cancer Society.
Graveside services for Linda Ann Osborne, 71, of Warner Robins, Georgia, formerly of Ada are 1:00 p.m. Tuesday at Memorial Park Cemetery in Ada, Father Aaron Foshee will officiate.
Ann was a graduate of East Central University with a degree in math with honors. She was very intelligent. She worked for the Civil Service and worked directly for the U. S. Air Force for 33 years, most specifically with the B-52 project. Most of her career was secret. Ann received many accolades from the Air Force for projects in which she worked. She loved reading and listening to classical music and classical guitar. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Warner Robins, GA.
Ann was preceded in death by her mother, Doris May (Kannable) Osborne and her father, William Finis Osborne; and her cousins, Dr. Orange M. Welborn and Marjorie Jane Cook.
She is survived by sister, Ellen F. Osborne who resides at McCall's Chapel in Ada.
Anyone wishing to make a gift to Ann's memorial can make it to Ellen Osborne Trust, c/o Wm. Bailey Cook, III, Trustee; or the American Cancer Society.
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