Birth date: Jun 13, 1932 Death date: Apr 30, 2019
In Anna's own words... Anna Jewel Robinson Lovorn, 86, passed away on 30th, April 2019. Visitation will be held Saturday, May 4, 2019, at Watson-Hunt Funeral Home, beginning at 10:00 a.m. with funeral services to follow at 11:00 Read Obituary
Miss Anna was such a dedicated Christian. I had the pleasure of being in her home recently helping her to make pillow cases for the Appalachian Ministry. I admired her life kind dedication to helping others in spite of her physical limitations. She was such a delight and inspiration to be around and I will truly miss her as I look over my fence and see her home. No doubt she is dancing with her Zackery in celebration of her homecoming!!!
I met Anna and Zack through my sister Patsy Hall. I also met Dot. They all served our Master well. I helped pack in garage and now the legacy she is leaving of a warehouse that she started in her home. She was a hard worker for our Lord and it will go on. There is nothing wasted, someone somewhere can use it. I will truly miss her when I visit Patsy.
God took one of His finest to her heavenly home.
Anna Jewel Robinson Lovorn. She was one of the most talented, loving, giving, busiest, mission workers for our God than anyone I've ever known.
Gone from this earth, but NEVER WILL BE FORGOTTEN
I am a better person for knowing her.
Love & prayers to the family... Shirley Womack Calhoun
I met Anna and Dot several years ago. They were a blessing in my life. Their generation is passing and we will be the poorer for it. Anna was a great story teller as well as a sewer and quilter. I learned a lot about the early days of Wellston, now Warner Robins. She could tell you the order that the streets were paved in. Listening to her talk about her Mama and Papa was a connection with history. I will miss her kindness, caring and patience. She was a better Christian than most of us can ever hope to be. I will miss her and Zach. I hope that her homecoming was a joyful one and that she is visiting with all of her loved ones.
It seems as if I have known Anna all of my life.She and Zach were longtime family friends. Anna was one of the most giving and loving people that I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. I am pretty sure Jesus had a sewing and quilting machine ready when she entered the Pearly Gates.Anna, you will be truly missed
