Annie
Mae Brewer Skipper
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Annie
Mae Brewer Skipper
- Madison Parish, Louisiana
August 29, 1938 ~ August 1,
2020 (age 81)
From Crothers-Glenwood
Funeral Home Tallulah, LA August 3, 2020
A
graveside service will be held for Mrs. Annie Mae Brewer Skipper, age 81, Monday,
August 3, 2020, at 10:00 A.M. at Epps Cemetery in Epps, Louisiana with Rev.
Henry Stone officiating under the direction of Crothers-Glenwood Funeral Home
in Tallulah, Louisiana.
Annie
Mae was born in Eudora, Arkansas, to James and Mable Brewer. Annie and her
husband, Frank, were married August 17, 1955. He was 18 years of age, and she
was 16, only a few days before her 17th birthday. Frank worked at Chicago Mill
in Tallulah, Louisiana, for many years, and Annie was an avid Florist at Ideal
Flower Shop in Tallulah. She loved working in her yard, where she grew the most
beautiful flowers. She certainly had a green thumb. She and her husband, Frank,
were members of First Baptist Church of Tallulah for many years where Frank
served as Deacon. When Frank was diagnosed with Lou Gehrig Disease, Annie was
by his side caring for him until his death May 17, 2010. Annie’s health began
to fail, and she sold her home and moved in with her daughter, Sharon and Bill
Merrill.
Annie
is survived by one daughter, Sharon Skipper Merrill and husband William “Bill”
Merrill of Tallulah, Louisiana; five grandchildren, Blaine Lee and wife Kristal
of Tallulah, Louisiana; Bennett Joe Lee of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida; Hannah
Grace Lee Cox and husband Ben Cox of Holly Ridge, Louisiana; Quinton Merrill of
Tallulah, Louisiana; and Alex Merrill of Oak Grove, Louisiana; eight
great-grandchildren, Benton Lee, Barrett Lee, Bellamy Lee, Evan Jones, Allison
Jones, Gracie Cox, Ariana Jones, and Aurora Jones; sisters, Peggy Still of
Bastrop, Louisiana, Marsha Roblow and husband Floyd of Bossier City, Louisiana,
Sammie Brewer of Rayvile, Louisiana; and brother, Daniel “Danny” Brewer and
wife Judy of Rayville, Louisiana.
Annie
is preceded in death by her parents, James “Bud” Brewer and Mable Brewer;
sisters, Betty McWilliams of Rayville, Louisiana; and Joann Mayberry of
Shreveport, Louisiana; and brother, James “Tommy” Brewer.
Annie
Mae Skipper was a good Christian woman who loved God, her daughter,
grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. She was a loving, kind, and thoughtful
person who loved God and everyone. Annie, you will be missed by many.