Mobile, Alabama
Jan. 3, 1939-Jan. 10, 2015 Augusta Ann Hayworth, a lifelong native and resident of Mobile, departed this life on Saturday to be with her Lord and Savior. She was preceded in death by her parents, Walter and Vivian Erdman as well as her brother, Walter Erdman, Jr, her sister, Valeria Pinson and by...
Read MoreAnn was a wonderful woman. I never did get to meet her but we talked on the phone many times over genealogy. She really loved to dive in on it! She was always concerned about others and never herself. I was wondering what happened when I didn't get a Christmas card from her...that is NOT like Ann! So sorry for your loss, she will be greatly missed by me. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
Bryanna Wendt
February 24, 2015 | Shawano, WI
I an so sorry about Augusta. I did not find out in time to make it to the funeral. She was mama's best friend for many, many years. I remember hangin out with allen, teri, bobo and gina. Orville, you were always a great husband to Augusta and were so nice to us as we were growing up.I always thought Augusta was a beautiful woman, she had such a sweet disposition. I am Niki's daughter.
Lori Koontz
January 21, 2015 | Mobile, AL
just learned today that Augusta Ann had died,sorry to have missed her funeral.
my prayers and sympathy goes out to Orville and the family.
I will miss my email buddy
Carolyn "Cookie" Smith
January 19, 2015
Forever in my heart
Gina Johnson
January 15, 2015 | AL
I light this forever candle for a woman who will forever be in our hearts and minds. Granny Ann was an amazing woman in everything that she did. Her love was never ending and unconditional. She is an amazing role model to the women in her family and I am so blessed that God had her be the Great Grandmother of my daughters. I am comforted by the thought that Granny Ann will no longer suffer and she is able to be with Aunt Terry and MawMaw again. She is able to watch and guard over my girls in...
January 14, 2015
I love you Granny and I will miss you ????
Leslie Rogers-Sykes
January 13, 2015 | Little Rock, AR
A candle in honor of her life that lives on in the lives of her many grandchildren. May God bless each one and their parents. May they feel His peace and presence. May they live their life in a way that will bring honor to hers and knowing that they too, will stand before the Almighty and give an account for their life here on earth. God bless you. ( I didn't realize I could light a candle the first entry.)
Phil & Debbie (Seewer) Smith
January 13, 2015 | NEW ORLEANS, LA
What a lovely picture of Ann, just the way I remember her! I have pleasant memories of Ann and her many visits with my mother who lived across the street when Ann lived on S Dog River. I just always thought of her as a very lovely, graceful, and kind woman. My prayers are with the family and Orville. May God give you comfort and peace. I would love to attend the funeral today and I am sorry that I cannot be there. God bless you.
Debbie Seewer Smith
January 13, 2015 | New Orleans, LA
I will love you forever and always Granny Ann. I miss you so much, but i know you are in a better place.
Alexis Sherrin
January 13, 2015 | Mbile, AL