Birth date: Dec 24, 1922 Death date: Dec 5, 2021
Ann Bell Emerson was born in Kingfisher, Oklahoma on December 24, 1922. Mom passed to be with her Lord Jesus on December 14, 2021. Mom was lying in her own bed in her home of 73 years. Mom’s goal when she passed was to live long e Read Obituary
My first Memory of Ann, was when she and our Dad Frank came to to my Sister Willie and Ray's Wedding on June 14, 1975. We were so happy to meet her.
Ann was so sweet and we felt like we had know her for years. She always treated us girls really nice.
Ann and our Dad came to visit many times over the years at my husband Mike and I home in Rialto, Ca. We also had a Christmas when we all met at our Aunt Estels home in Coalinga, Ca. Had so much fun talking about their lives and how they met each other. Ann loved to hear our stories about us also.
Last time my Sister Willie and I got to spend time with Ann was when Our Dad was being put on hospice at home. I think we stayed 5 days or more trying to help as much as we could.
Ann was a beautiful, caring sweet, Lady.
We truly loved her. May she R I P.
Deepest Condolences to her Sons and Families. From,Karen Cook
My first memories of Ann Emerson is when she and our dad Frank Emerson came down to Ray and I's Wedding on June 14th, 1975 In Mira Loma CA. My dad Frank gave me away. Upon meeting Ann, she carried a radiance and light with her. She was a very happy person and always treated all of us very nice. From that point forward, it was always a treat sending time with her, whether in was in Fontana CA at our house or when we went and visited her and my dad in Tacoma. WA. The last time we spent quite a bit of time with her is when our dad went on hospice in 2011. She was so appreciative of my sister Karen and I taking the time to see him that one last time. She shared with us just what a wonderful life she shared with our dad over the years. She was very grateful she had found Frank after losing her husband. Im thinking that they were married close to forty years. I am truly thankful for the time spent with her and also grateful that she and Frank found each other. I will always remember her kind heart and good nature! May she rest in peace!
I called her my Auntie Ann. We really weren’t related; but our hearts were intertwined by her being my mom’s best friend. She was my best friend too and like a second mom to me. Her smiles, laughter and life stories brought me so much joy. I asked her once about being lonely while living alone. She responded, “Oh honey, I’m never alone; I have my Lord here with me. Her faith in Our Father, her family and friends was intense. My single word to describe her is, Amazing! Also she was fun, ambitious, motivational, positive and loved others with all her might.
I will miss my sweet little earthly angel. 💗🙌
Grammy was a true inspiration a beacon of positivity and light, I remember asking her once why she always made sure her hair and makeup was done if it’s just family… she said “well honey, I tell what… I do it because it makes me feel good about myself and that is what matters” every since that day I rarely if ever leave the house without my makeup because it just made me feel better. I will miss the afternoons mom and dad took me to the pub to watch the Hawks with Grammy and I will never stop being honored that she loved me and treated me like her own blood.
I love you Grammy
Posted by Missi Thomas...Momma said when she took the Lord's hand and walked home, she wanted everyone she loved which is plenty, to celebrate her life with joyful smiles and happy memories. She had a smile for all she met. Couple of her favorite days were, her Wednesday's when she had lunch with her 3 boys Glen, Charlie and Rob and Sunday, going to the pub having a pint and watching football or baseball (thank you Charlie). So, in memory of Momma, Grammy, Annebell hug each other, Smile and Celebrate. Please raise a glass of wine or beer on Christmas Eve as it would of been her birthday, 99 years old. Thank you and love you all!
