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Century Council Member Annie Savage Passes Away
October 26, 2016
Century Town Council member Annie Carter Savage has passed away. She was 75.
Savage was appointed to the council in August 2011 to fill the unexpired term of Nadine McCaw who had passed away. She was reelected in 2011 for a term ending January 2017, and recently reelected without opposition for another four-year term that would have began in January.
Savage is survived by her husband Lloyd Savage, two children LaMonica Savage Shoemo and Vanessa Savage, and a host of other family and friends.
Funeral services for Annie Carter Savage will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the First Mt. Zion Missionary Baptist Church at 9030 North Century Boulevard. Visitation for family and friends will be held at the church Friday from 5-7 p.m.
Pictured top: Century Town Council member Annie Savage. Pictured inset: Savage (far right) at the most recent meeting of the Century Town Council on October 17. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
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11 Responses to “Century Council Member Annie Savage Passes Away”
Mrs. Savage was truly an awesome lady. I don’t have words to express how she impacted my life growing up in Century. She was truly a friend indeed to many and had such a giving heart. I have many fond memories spending time at her home with her family who were always like family to us. My prayers are with all of them.
I know it’s late in the day, and the funeral is already passed and gone. But I will miss my friend. Everyday I keep expecting her to call and ask “Ya’ll all right over there.”. I keep waiting for her to call me to see if there is anything she can do for me or if there is somewhere I need to go. She was thoughtful and kindhearted, and she loved her family, her church and her community. I will truly miss my friend and sister in Christ.
Mrs Savage is going to be missed around century and she was a good Lady and I love her so much
When I graduated from high school Mrs Savage had bought me a gorgeous dress for my graduation gift and I she was our insurance lady to and we love her so much and she will be missed so much RIP MRS SAVAGE
So, sorry to hear about Mrs. Savage, she was such a pillar of our community and she served others. I am more than sure she received a great reward. Serving and giving to others is one of the greatest acts of love.
I’m very sorry to read this. My condolences to her family and friends. May she rest in peace.
Mrs.Savage will be missed i met her years ago she was more like a big sister i never had we would talk by phone everday it didn’t matter what time i called here home she would say it’s never to late to call the Savages’ home i’am going to miss her RIP Mrs.Savage
So sorry to hear this. Love Ms. Annie. Nadine introduce me to Miss Annie several years ago. When I went to work at the Health and Hope Clinic and we had our Open House, I got to see Ms. Annie again, she was there to give her support to us for knowing we were volunteering to help all we could. She said this is such a good blessing you all are doing. She remember me after all that time. Even called me to come and get some greens from there garden. She will be missed.
Mrs. Annie was a wonderful lady that had a heart of gold. She will be missed by everyone. May God be with Mr. Lloyd and her family and friends and give them the comfort they need in the days ahead. RIP Mrs. Annie.
This just breaks mine & my Mom’s heart! Mrs Annie used to work with my Dad, Russell Findley, for Mutual Savings Ins before my Dad passed away many years ago…We used to go on Ins conventions with her & her family, along with many other Ins agents that have also gone on to Heaven. She was always kind & loving & genuinely cared for the people of the tri-city area…not just Century. She will be missed & our thoughts & prayers go out to Mr Savage, LaMonica & Vanessa. God truly has welcomed an angel home. RIP Mrs Annie.
RIP Mrs. Savage and thank you for your service to your community.