Mrs. Annie Jean Roberson Ward Mosley was born in Adel, GA on February 22, 1933 to the parents of Mr. Hollie F Roberson, Jr. and Ola Mars Troutman Roberson. Mrs. Annie attended Cook County Training School in Adel, GA. Because education and service was important to Mrs. Annie, she worked hard to support several family members with college careers as well as military careers.Mrs. Annie attended school for nursing and earned her certified nursing assistant licensure. Mrs. Annie also worked as an industrial worker at Talley’s in Adel, GA; housekeeper at Adel Memorial Hospital; a domestic worker in Adel, GA, and Rochester, NY; and as a waitress and cook at Reba’s Restaurant in Rochester, NY. While working at Reba’s, Mrs. Annie baked cakes that her customers loved. Her famous cakes did not last 1 hour in the restaurant. Mrs. Annie played her favorite song on the juke box “If You Think You’re Lonely Now” by Bobby Womack. Mrs. Annie had a giving and loving spirit. She helped anyone that she could and never turned away a soul that asked or needed her help. Mrs. Annie raised nephews, grandchildren, and great grandchildren and did not treat them differently from her biological children. Mrs. Annie accepted Christ in her life and joined Mt. Moriah Freewill Baptist Church in Adel, GA. She also became a member of Selam Baptist Church in Rochester, NY. At Selam Batist Church she served as mother of the church. Mrs. Annie met the love of her life, Thomas James Mosley, in Adel, GA, while accompanying her sister on a visit. As he walked by, she grabbed his hand and said he was going to be her next husband. Years later they married in 1962. Mrs. Annie was preceded in death by her loving grandparents Mr. Hollie Roberson and Essie Roberson; parents Hollie Roberson Jr, and Ola Mars Roberson; loving husband Thomas James Mosley; siblings, Edna Mae Roberson Claxton, Lucile Roberson Paige, Kathleen Roberson Hines, Agnes Roberson Clements; daughter Ethel Owens Jackson Dix and son Mr. Lannis Mosley; granddaughter Dameta Joe Gibson, and great- grandson Willam Gibson. Mrs. Annie leaves to cherish her beloved memories, her loving and 1 st born daughter Cheryl (James) Jennings, Adel, GA; a loving chosen daughter Pam Latrelle Mosley Rochester, NY, caring and loving granddaughters Wint’ter (Charles) (affectionately known as Natoria) Samuel Macon, GA and Teresa Jennings, Macon, GA; brothers, Hollie F Robinson III, Columbus, GA and John Wayne Wilcox, Adel, GA; sisters Betty Sue Roberson Miley, Lithonia, GA and Shari Jenrette, Adel, GA. Fifteen grandchildren, over 40 great grandchildren; a host of nieces, nephews, and great grandchildren. Mrs. Annie believed she was never alone because she always said, “The Lord is with me.” In her words, “May the Good Lord Bless us and Keep us.” Mrs. Annie’s long time wish as she stated, “I want all my children to love one another and help one another. My grandchildren and great grandchildren to love one another and keep in contact with one another.”