Annelle Marie Martell

Annelle Marie Martell obituary, Conway, SC

Annelle Marie Martell

Annelle Martell Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Sep. 26, 2025.
Annelle (Evans) Martell

October 9, 1967 – September 19, 2025

In the early morning hours of September 19, 2025, Annelle (Evans) Martell went to be with the Lord. A larger-than-life presence with a boundless heart, Annelle leaves behind many broken-hearted loved ones, especially her devoted husband of nearly 33 years, Richard Martell; her beloved daughter Taylor (Martell) Shelby and son-in-law Ryan Shelby; and her cherished granddaughter, Charlotte, all of Tennessee.

Annelle was born on Cape Cod on October 9, 1967, to her parents Robert Evans and Paula (Chandler) Valencia, who both survive her.

Annelle had a remarkable ability to light up every room she entered. She made friends wherever she went and had a gift for truly connecting with others. Her love for the beach, her passion for travel, and her unforgettable, contagious laughter will be remembered by all who knew her.

She is deeply missed by her family, her sisters Sara Provos (Alex) and their son John, Carolyn Valencia and her children, Bailey, Matthew, Barbara, and Jacqueline, her brother Robert Evans (Jr), and her stepson David Martell (Mariana). Her in-laws, Christine Clemmons (Jim) and Bill Martell (Judy). She will also greatly be missed by numerous other family members and dear friends. Annelle was preceded in death by her loving stepfather, Robert Valencia.

Her spirit, joy, and love will live on in the hearts of all who were lucky enough to know her.

A private ceremony will be held by the family in her memory. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly asks that donations be made to the American Diabetes Association, Multiple Sclerosis Society, and/or American Cancer Society.

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Tracey Morrissey

Yesterday

Rick, Taylor and family,
We are so sorry for your loss. Annelle was a great friend and so fun to be around. We are shocked to hear this sad news. Many prayers and much love to you all.

Mark and Tracey Morrissey

Sheila

Yesterday

Paula, I am so sad and sorry for your loss, I only hope that your good memories can bring you some comfort . I am so sorry. Sheila Riddell

Diane Dailey

Yesterday

There is no dault that when Nell was around there was laughter. You are missed.

I hope the family will find comfort in all the memories she left in each heart she touched.

Tricia force

Yesterday

Paula I am so sorry to hear about the passing of your daughter... sending you lots of prayers

Tricia force

Elin

Yesterday

Thank you for everything. You always made me smile. You will never be forgotten. Love and thougths from Norway

Barbara Swallow

Yesterday

So sorry to her family and friends for there loss,I knew her through my daughter Jodi they have been friends for years. Met her several times over the years and she always greeted me with a big hug and smile ! She will be missed by all! RIP Barbara Swallow

Nancy Vandal

Yesterday

Paula , so very sorry for the loss of your daughter. My thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.

Carol Kinkade

Yesterday

My sincere condolences to her family

Pauline Chaney

Yesterday

My bestie. Gone too soon. I cherish the memories we made together. I will miss you. I'll watch over Taylor for you

Seth Chandler

Yesterday

As one of her many cousins said recently, cousins are our first friends...Annelle was the oldest of the cousins and as such my oldest friend!

NORAH COLLINGE

Yesterday

My sincere condolences to all the family. Annelle lived life to the fullest. R.I.P Friend.

Rick Martell

Yesterday

I miss the Beach days and Annelle's smile. Couldn't have asked for a better wife and friend. I miss you honey!

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