The baby of fourteen, she was the last surviving sibling.
Annie, affectionately known as "Auntie" to most, joined First Baptist Church at an early age. She served on the usher board, in the choir, mission and many other ministries, most recently serving as the hospitality chair person for the Crusaders for Jesus.
Annie leaves to cherish her memory and loving legacy one daughter, Linda Benjamin-Hennessee (Vince), granddaughter, Sonya Tolliver and great grandson, Darius Watts, all of Dallas, Texas and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and adopted sons and daughters.
Services entrusted to A Life Celebration by Franklin
The baby of fourteen, she was the last surviving sibling.
Annie, affectionately known as "Auntie" to most, joined First Baptist Church at an early age. She served on the usher board, in the choir, mission and many other ministries, most recently serving as the hospitality chair person for the Crusaders for Jesus.
Annie leaves to cherish her memory and loving legacy one daughter, Linda Benjamin-Hennessee (Vince), granddaughter, Sonya Tolliver and great grandson, Darius Watts, all of Dallas, Texas and a host of nieces, nephews, relatives and adopted sons and daughters.
Services entrusted to A Life Celebration by Franklin
Family Members
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Stella Stoglin White
1898–1972
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Sophie Stoglin Davis
1900–1975
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Willie Lee Stoglin
1903–1988
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Rosie B. Stoglin Felder Rolla
1910–1982
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Mrs Cora B Stoglin Griffin
1912–1991
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Judge "Jack" Stoglin Jr
1914–1997
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Mrs Bettie Mae Stoglin Griffin
1916–1990
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Tomie C. Stoglin Jackson
1919–2001
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Sylvester Stoglin Sr
1921–2001
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Neil Grant Stoglin
1924–1995
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Jimmie Lee Stoglin Sr
1926–2002
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