Ann Parks

Ann Parks passed peacefully at Stone Bridge Senior Living on May 23, 2024, at the age of 87 years. Ann was born on September 26, 1936, to the late James Monroe and Ruthie Mae Parks, in Osceola, AR. Ann was the second-born child.

 Ann confessed in Christ at an early age. She attended Rosenwald School in Osceola, AR. She then moved to Saginaw, MI in 1954, at the age of 18, where she attended Christ Deliverance Church. Ann chose to return to Osceola, AR in November 2022, where she remained faithful & dedicated to spreading the good news about Christ. Ann was a loving mother, grandmother, sister, & friend.

 In addition to her parents, Ann was preceded in death by one daughter: Sheila Newsome; her grandmother: Elvie Nickolson; two sisters: Ruby Parks and Pearlie Jean Parks; four brothers: Rickey Parks, Willie James Parks, Norman Lee Parks, and Sylvester Deanner; special friend: Ben Newsome; Neice: Enda Patterson; and tree nephews: Michael Jones, Tony Parks, and Donald Jones.

 She leaves behind the following to cherish her memories; her daughter: Veola Hasson; Son/grandson: Clifford Newsome; four sisters: Katie Jones, Patsy Parks, Sally Parks, & Ren’’ee Young; two brothers: Jessie Parks & C.W. Parks; six grandchildren: Sasha, Kim, Ruthie, Albert, Camila, Antoine: thirteen great grandchildren; three special great nieces: Shanteria Davis aka Butter, Kennedie Lewis, & Alexis Turner; a great nephew: Roy Michael III aka R3; a host of nieces and nephews; as well as multiple generations of family & friends including a special friend, Ettel Yober of Saginaw, MI.

 Ann will be remembered for her generosity and praising God with her singing!

 Ann’s family received visitors on Saturday, June 8, 2024, 1:00 – 2:00 pm, at Princess Chapel M.B. Church 402 S. Broadway, Osceola, AR 72370. A Celebration of Life for Ann took place at 2:00 pm with Pastor Robert Ousley III and Minister Sally Parks officiating. A committal service followed at Whiteside Cemetery in Osceola, AR.

Wilson Funeral Home is assisting the Parks Family during this difficult time.