Birth date: Oct 10, 1925 Death date: Oct 25, 2021
We celebrate and cherish the life of our devoted Mother, Grandmother, and Great Grandmother, Annette Wimberley Flowers who departed this life on October 25, 2021. Born in San Antonio, Texas on October 10, 1925 to Attorney Joseph W Read Obituary
Beautiful Annette, both on the outside and inside! I have thanked God many times for allowing our paths to cross. At St.Rita's Garage Sales we laughed together, but worked so very hard to raise money to help others. Then there where a few times that we lunched together and even shopped together. Although our paths have not crossed in quite a few years, I have thought of you often. Your love of God and your family always showed and that set such wonderful examples to anyone you met to LOVE ONE ANOTHER. Thanks for the memories and say hello to my beloved husband, Tony. I can see you beaming in Heaven.
My heart was overcome with emotions of happiness and joy when I saw the video of beautiful photographs of Mrs. Flowers life’s journey. Yes, she was stunningly beautiful, but more importantly she was kind, giving and one my mother’s closet friends. I remember fondly the time when Mrs. Rose Burke, Dr. & Mrs. Robert Andrews, my mother, myself and Mrs. Flowers visited Las Vegas (my first). We had such a great time. I also remember and will be eternally grateful for the time she spent with my father and me, helping to plan my mother’s service. I was quite inexperienced in planning a proper celebration befitting my mother; however, Mrs. Flowers was there to guide me every step of the way, as well as when I lost my father. Mere words could never express how kind and loving she was. I hadn’t spoken to her in quite some time and was saddened only for a moment when I learned of her passing, for she lived a full and meaningful life
To the Flowers family, I write my expressions of love and gratitude in celebration and honor to one of the sweetest women this side of Heaven and to one of the best friends my mother had.
Lovingly
Phyllis Otto
Mrs. Flowers and her family were so special to me and my family. She was so funny and I am going to miss her so much. She had an unmistakable voice that could carry across a room full of people. She had a sharp wit and always made me laugh. Rest in peace Mrs. Flowers. I am going to miss you so much. Love you.
My intelligent, classy, sassy Aunt Annette. You were also so proud of all your family and your history and loved sharing it with us. I loved our visits to Dallas, our phone conversations and your visits to Ohio. You always had kind words to share. I’m going to miss you so much but I know you are at peace now and no
more pain. much love to William Knox ,Chris and all of my Texas family. Our prayers are with you.
Joni, Willie and Family
