Anne Carter Obituary

Auntie Anne was one of the most special people in my life. She was more like a big sister than an Aunt...always present in my life (called me "Bonnie, blue eyes"), teaching me and my sisters how to twirl a baton, hula hoop and roller skate at the rink! She was my mentor and encourager in Real Estate. She is the source of so many wonderful memories (too many to count) and will forever have a piece of my heart. She was larger than life to me.

I am so sad to learn of Anne's passing. She was such a bright light in a dark room. I first met her when I became involved in the school's newspaper and would later begin my lifelong career under the guidance of herself and Ed. She thought enough of me as a young person that she tried to show me the ropes of being an advertising sales person. It didn't take any of us very long to figure out I belonged elsewhere. Anne fiercely loved her people. Her pride and joy, of course, were her children. I will never forget the kindness that she showed me throughout the years, even after she and Ed retired. My prayers are with the family.

Mrs Anne was one of the first people I remember from my childhood,always so kind, sweet & so knowledgeable of Avon Park! As
a true legend of Avon Park, she will surely be missed.we messaged often, many Christmas cards & enjoyed FB!! Thank you, Mrs Anne, for the knowledge of my hometown and for the always kind & comforting words.all the little things that meant so much!
Please accept our sincere condolences & deepest sympathy..
Lucy & Perry Prescott