Biography: Reflections on the Life of Annie W. Lincoln
 
Deaconess Annie White Lincoln was born on December 25, 1944 to Albert and Florence Void White. She was affectionately known as “Muck”. “Muckadee” and “Mook”. She entered into eternal rest on February 22, 2020. She was married to the late deacon Nathaniel Lincoln. Her parents, two sisters, Mrs. Rosa Mazyck and Ms. Viola White, father and mother-in-law, George and Louise Lincoln all preceded her in death.
 
She attended the public schools of Branchville, South Carolina and was an active member of the Canaan Baptist Church. She enjoyed cooking her favorite meals: pork chops, cabbage, rice and cornbread. She also enjoyed spending time with her daughters.
 
She leaves to cherish her fond memories: two daughters, Wanda (John) Summers and Sheran (Franklin) Kelly, both of Branchville, South Carolina; grandsons: Kaheem (Shanae) Kelly of Summerville, South Carolina and John Rasheed Summers of Branchville, South Carolina; great-grandchildren; Jacere, Kylie, Khloe, Kamiya, Carolaysia, Ja’Saun and Patricia Barnes of Bradenton, Florida.
 
She also leaves behind her: sisters: Hattie Gaines of Bowman, South Carolina, Lillie Ruth (Johnny) Henderson of Brooklyn, New York, Pauline and Janice White both of Orangeburg, South Carolina; brothers: Albert White, Sr. of New York, New York and Paul (Gloria) White of St. George, South Carolina; one uncle, Vernon Glover of Southfield, Michigan; two aunts: Mrs. Elizabeth
Harrison of Detroit, Michigan and Mrs. Albertha Mccullom of Lamar, South Carolina; one sister-in-law, Delorise Lincoln of Titusville, Florida; two special friends: Mrs. Pauline Colter of St. George, South Carolina and Mrs. Frances Lucas of Orangeburg, South Carolina; and a host of nieces, nephews, family, friends and other relatives.