Linda Ann Smith, 76, of Greenville, SC died Wednesday, May 6, 2020. Born in Greenville, SC, she was a daughter of the late John Smith and Marion Gilstrap Smith. Linda was a lifelong member of First Church of the Nazarene, and recently worshipped at Living Water Fellowship. In addition to her parents, she was precededContinue Reading
Melony Petty
left a message on May 17, 2020:
I am so grateful for having the chance to meet such a wonderful lady! I worked with "Miss Ann" for 10 years at ITS. I could always count on her to lift my spirits in any situation. Sympathy and prayers to her family.
SherylPoole
left a message on May 12, 2020:
I am so sorry Ann is gone. She was a friend for a long time. She was more than just a friend to my Mama, Hill Smith. Ann's mother Marian and my Mama were fast friends when my Mama started going to First Nazarene church. When Marian died, Ann said" You have to be my Mother now, Hill. 'cause we are both Smiths." I loved her, her smile, her jokes and her happy nature. She will be dearly missed.
Linda and Robert Mathis
left a message on May 9, 2020:
She was my best friend and sister. She made me laugh when I was crying and cry when we laugh. She will be missed so much by Robert and me ,my pray are with all the Family.
Melissa
left a message on May 8, 2020:
My Aunt Ann is now at peace with Grandma, Daddy & Roger. I miss her so much already.
Becky
left a message on May 8, 2020:
Judy and rest of family, we love you very much and are going to miss Ann a lot. She was a joy to be around and could always make you laugh. We’re glad we got to visit her, share some good memories and some of us help celebrate her birthday before everything closed. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Aunt Louise, Stan & Sharon, Becky & Dana
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Sharon Morgan
left a message on May 7, 2020:
We had a pastor at the First Church of the Nazarene once that decided we should be proud enough of the Christian flag to fly it on our car just like game Flags. He handed them out and Ann's mother put hers on her car. Ann did not take one so her mother, Mary, fussed with her about it. Finally Ann said to her mother, "Mother, I am not going to put that flag on my car. It's not because I am ashamed of it but I might have to honk at somebody and then what would they think about me with that Christian flag hanging on my window? Sometimes I just have to honk at people who don't have good sense." Whenever Ann would tell that story over again, she would laugh and then she'd say how much she missed her mama. Now, we are going to miss Ann.
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Melony Petty
left a message on May 17, 2020:
I am so grateful for having the chance to meet such a wonderful lady! I worked with "Miss Ann" for 10 years at ITS. I could always count on her to lift my spirits in any situation. Sympathy and prayers to her family.
SherylPoole
left a message on May 12, 2020:
I am so sorry Ann is gone. She was a friend for a long time. She was more than just a friend to my Mama, Hill Smith. Ann's mother Marian and my Mama were fast friends when my Mama started going to First Nazarene church. When Marian died, Ann said" You have to be my Mother now, Hill. 'cause we are both Smiths." I loved her, her smile, her jokes and her happy nature. She will be dearly missed.
Linda and Robert Mathis
left a message on May 9, 2020:
She was my best friend and sister. She made me laugh when I was crying and cry when we laugh. She will be missed so much by Robert and me ,my pray are with all the Family.
Melissa
left a message on May 8, 2020:
My Aunt Ann is now at peace with Grandma, Daddy & Roger. I miss her so much already.
Becky
left a message on May 8, 2020:
Judy and rest of family, we love you very much and are going to miss Ann a lot. She was a joy to be around and could always make you laugh. We’re glad we got to visit her, share some good memories and some of us help celebrate her birthday before everything closed. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Aunt Louise, Stan & Sharon, Becky & Dana
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Sharon Morgan
left a message on May 7, 2020:
We had a pastor at the First Church of the Nazarene once that decided we should be proud enough of the Christian flag to fly it on our car just like game Flags. He handed them out and Ann's mother put hers on her car. Ann did not take one so her mother, Mary, fussed with her about it. Finally Ann said to her mother, "Mother, I am not going to put that flag on my car. It's not because I am ashamed of it but I might have to honk at somebody and then what would they think about me with that Christian flag hanging on my window? Sometimes I just have to honk at people who don't have good sense." Whenever Ann would tell that story over again, she would laugh and then she'd say how much she missed her mama. Now, we are going to miss Ann.
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