Sis. Annie Mae Lawson
Visitation
When: Friday 10/27/2023 12:00pm to 6:00pm
Location: Collins Funeral Home: 415 N Farish St; Jackson, MS 39202
Celebration of Life
When: Saturday 10/28/2023 at 10:00am
Location: New Hope M.B. Church
106 E. Hamilton Street
Jackson, MS 39202
Burial
Garden Memorial Park
Highway 49 North, Jackson, MS 39213
Sis. Annie Mae Lawson was born on November 21, 1934, to the Late Sis. Lillie Mae Thompson and the Late Bro. James Thompson.
She confessed her life to Christ at the age of sixteen and was baptized at the Greater Livingston Baptist Church in Flora, MS. For years she served as a faithful and later jointed New Hope Missionary Baptist church under the leadership of Rev. Marshall Magee where she served on the Mother’s Board till her health declined.
Sis. Lawson was united in holy matrimony to the Late Bro. Henry Lawson, Jr. on June 18, 1957. To this union, five children were born.
Her physical body is gone, but her spirit will live within the hearts of those she touched. In passing, Sis. Lawson leaves to rejoice in the name of Jesus: five children, Mary L. (Micheal) Harris of Jackson, MS; Henry Earl (Beverly) Lawson, of Edward, MS; Dr. Kathia Lawson-Polk of Jackson, MS; James Henry (Loretta) Lawson of Bolton, MS and Willie Lee (Chenese) Lawson of Orange Park, FL and one step daughter Henrietta Lawson- Johnson of Edward, MS; Four sister, Carrie Bell (Be) Smith of Ann Arbor, MI; Louise (CL) Lowe of Jackson, MS; Lucille (Joe) Cooper of Chicago, IL; and Corean Boulding of Natchez, MS; three brothers Mose (Linda) Thompson of Madison, MS; Rev. Willie L. Thompson and J. C. (Shirley) Simmons, both of Jackson, MS; sixteen grandchildren; twenty-two great grandchildren, three great great grandchildren, and host of nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by two brothers; the Late James Thompson, Jr. and the Late Clifton Thompson, two sisters; the Late Maggie Dell Tyler and the Late Mattie T. Beamon.
With our deepest sympathies! Blake and Lynne Mendrop and the staff of Mendrop Engineering
- Betty Lynn Atkinson
To the Loretta and the Lawson family, I send my deepest condolences during this time to you all. I come to know and love Sis. Lawson during my 9 years thus far, at New Hope (Hamilton Street). She was so wismatic, loving and Christian Mother of our church, before her inability to serve physically as she once did. I will miss her. A momento, that I will keep till it falls apart is, a lovely royal-bluish, scarf, she made for me and gave it to me to wear, on My first, New Hope Choir Day Musical! She was a fluent magnificent seamstress....thank you for my scarf .....I shall cherish a part of your craft for a l o n g time. May God bless comfort and keep you all, in Jesus name. AMEN. loving memories, from Sis. Mary Holden, New Hope MB Church Member🙏
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To the Loretta and the Lawson family, I send my deepest condolences during this time to you all. I come to know and love Sis. Lawson during my 9 years thus far, at New Hope (Hamilton Street). She was so wismatic, loving and Christian Mother of our church, before her inability to serve physically as she once did. I will miss her. A momento, that I will keep till it falls apart is, a lovely royal-bluish, scarf, she made for me and gave it to me to wear, on My first, New Hope Choir Day Musical! She was a fluent magnificent seamstress....thank you for my scarf .....I shall cherish a part of your craft for a l o n g time. May God bless comfort and keep you all, in Jesus name. AMEN. loving memories, from Sis. Mary Holden, New Hope MB Church Member🙏
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To the Lawson sorry for your loss I have known Mae all my life she were our neighbor when she lived in flora she was a beautiful person I know you'll will miss her.Mary Palmer Underwood.
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With deepest sympathy. Love Charles & Karen Smith
- Karen Smith
Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.
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