Mae Tanner

One of three of the sweetest sisters ever. I treasure the memories of that house on Moffatt Rd, and all she did to make sure we had a good time. We are truly blessed to be part of this family. Love to all of you.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family during this time. Mrs Mae was a true southern lady. She left an impact on many people and she will be remembered and missed. Our sincere sympathy.

She was the last of them, the Brannan siblings. All of them were special people who touched many lives. You were one of our mothers, Aunt Mae; you all pitched in to raise us right. We all know you are resting in Jesus’ arms, and sitting around Nannie’s kitchen table, eating goodies from the lazy Susan, drinking coffee and catching up. Much love to all of you.

Mrs. Tanner was one of the sweetest kindest ladies I have ever known. Here daughters carried her legacy well and I have been proud to know the Tanner family.

Gordon, I am so very sorry to read about the death of your Mother. Please accept my deepest sympathies. Kindest Personal Regards.
Russell Enfinger, Sr., Panama City, FL

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

I met Mae whenever my son, Duane was engaged to her daughter, Ruth. She was such a down to earth precious lady. We hit it off right away . I’m so blessed to have known her. I seen her gentle spirit, Christian values and her contagious smile every time I was around her. She will be missed by soo many. But her love lives on, in all of us that knew her. It is truly a celebration of life remembering her.
Sandra Billingsley