Ann Bossons Obituary
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away peacefully on January 2nd, 2025.
Ann was born in McCrae, Georgia on July 20th, 1944. She survived her siblings. Her brother Buddy Knowles was such a light in her life, her sister Betty Carter who was always there for her, and her sister Sara who they all lost much too soon as a child.
She leaves behind her loving and devoted husband Billy Bossons and would have celebrated their 60th Anniversary on February 7th of 2025. She also leaves behind her son Pepper Bossons, his wife Amy Bossons, and granddaughter Skyler Bossons. Also her daughter Kimberly Bossons and grandchildren Brittany and Cameron Irwin. We were all blessed to have her in our lives and she will be greatly missed.
Ann was an animal lover and advocate. She was an avid reader and enjoyed movies. But above all, she was really a fan of all kinds of music. Some of the best times of her life were when she and Billy would go out dancing, which they did regularly for years.
In lieu of flowers, please send donations to her final home, Tri County Nursing Home, 7280 SW SR 26, Trenton, FL 32693, (352) 463-1222
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