Annie M. Aaron, 99, of Sebring, had been a resident of Sebring since 1923.
She was a school teacher. Her husband, the late J.E. Aaron, was a Sebring businessman. She was a member of Greater Mt. Zion African-Methodist-Episcopal Church in Sebring.
Survivors include her sons, Joseph E., Patrick D., M. Eugene and James W.; daughters, Ruth A. Mike and Priscilla G. Aaron.
She was a school teacher. Her husband, the late J.E. Aaron, was a Sebring businessman. She was a member of Greater Mt. Zion African-Methodist-Episcopal Church in Sebring.
Survivors include her sons, Joseph E., Patrick D., M. Eugene and James W.; daughters, Ruth A. Mike and Priscilla G. Aaron.
Annie M. Aaron, 99, of Sebring, had been a resident of Sebring since 1923.
She was a school teacher. Her husband, the late J.E. Aaron, was a Sebring businessman. She was a member of Greater Mt. Zion African-Methodist-Episcopal Church in Sebring.
Survivors include her sons, Joseph E., Patrick D., M. Eugene and James W.; daughters, Ruth A. Mike and Priscilla G. Aaron.
She was a school teacher. Her husband, the late J.E. Aaron, was a Sebring businessman. She was a member of Greater Mt. Zion African-Methodist-Episcopal Church in Sebring.
Survivors include her sons, Joseph E., Patrick D., M. Eugene and James W.; daughters, Ruth A. Mike and Priscilla G. Aaron.
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