Anne called herself our "Alabama Mamma." She met Ray at a postal convention in Boston when he was a teenager and left him a note saying to visit if he was ever in Montgomery, which is where he landed for his USAF assignment after his years at the USAF Academy. We all met him at the lake where we were working on the A-frame and enjoying the boating, fishing, good food and company. We have lovely memories of Anne and all the family members, including the four boys, little Bridgette, Bob, Bill, Sara, and John. What fun we had, first sleeping in tents and eventually in the cabin. Anne was the elegant member of the crowd, a beautiful, true Southern lady. She ran the Alabama Anne tour company and people loved her tours. Mike's right - she knew the history and enjoyed sharing it with folks - telling about and showing them Confederate sites in various states. We can thank her for introducing us. We loved her and treasure our times together. Such a special lady. We are so saddened by her passing. Love, The Longos (Ray, Norma, Gina, and Karen)

We look back and remember all the great times we had with you and Uncle Bob.  The cabin on Lake Martin playing Rook till all hours of the night LOL and Micheal growing up with you as his second mother and when I lived with you when Micheal was driving his truck all over the country. So many family gatherings.  The memories are too many to count but will always be remembered. You will always be in our hearts. We love you

There were four of us boys , as our parents Uncle Bob, Aunt Ann and my parents Daddy Bill and Mona Sara, would call us that grew up next door to each other for as long as I could remember until we moved to Texas in 1967. Aunt Ann worked for the state and knew more about Montgomery History they another in the state to my opinion. She was never known for her cooking but “ us boys” thought she made the very best plain hotdog and bologna sandwiches. I can not ever remember her getting on to me for anything and trust I was not an Angle but she was then and will always be one of mine.

Mike Bridges

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Annie Sykes Adams

October 22, 1925 – June 17, 2022

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