Annie Bell Woodson

Annie Bell Woodson, "a precious pearl", passed away on October 10, 2026, courageously after a short battle with multiple chronic conditions. Born on July 17, 1943, in the quaint town of Cuthbert, Georgia, to Levi and Lucille Passmore. Annie was predeceased by her parents, her only brother Jimmy, two sisters Evelyn and Louise, and her first grandchild, Johntavious Passmore. Her surviving family members include her older sister, Ernestine Bell; her children, Monica (wife of Dan Rivas), Tiffany (wife of Ernest Outlaw), Stacy Passmore, and Kim Woodson Ross. Annie was also the proud grandmother of seven grandchildren and several great-grandchildren, and she was adored by her many loving nieces and nephews. Her dearest friend, Maggie Outlaw, was a spiritual sister and constant companion. Annie was warmly embraced by her international spiritual family and showered with endless love. Annie's life was richly blessed by her devotion to serving the Creator and only true God, Jehovah, for over 25 years. Her faithful service began in Georgia and she continued on her fixed course steadfastly in Connecticut. She was known for her zealous spirit in sharing the good news about God's Kingdom and the promise of a beautiful future. Her enthusiasm for her faith was infectious, often leaving a lasting impression on all who crossed her path. Many enjoyed the attractive message they heard, even those who were poised to pass by found themselves lingering with Annie. A woman of remarkable character, Annie was admired for her quick wit, warm heart, and cheery spirit. She was often found singing and cleaning, a testament to her love for welcoming visitors. Her life was a reflection of her love for people, and in turn, she was deeply loved. A celebration of Annie's life will be held on October 26, 2026, at 1:00 PM at the South Windsor Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, located at 640 Burnham Street, South Windsor, CT 06074. The family extends their heartfelt gratitude to everyone who touched Annie's life with their heart.