Annie Pearl Alexander

Mother Annie Pearl Rogers Alexander was born in Crossett, Arkansas on March 24, 1937 to Joe Nathan Rogers and Margaret Stanley. She was known to be loving, caring, and truly faithful woman of God and would help you in any way she could. Mother Alexander has that kind of spirit that we should all try to include in our lives.

Mother Alexander graduated from T.W. Daniel High School in Crossett, Arkansas. She worked cleaning homes and businesses to provide for her family. She had to retire from that earlier than she wanted but didn’t complain. She enjoyed going to church, fishing, and spending time with all her family. Mother Alexander was a faithful member of Living Testament Ministries for over 42 years. She was very active in different activities in the church until her recent illness. Serving the Lord in any capacity she could was a joy for her!

Preceding Mother Alexander in death her father: Joe Nathan Rogers, mother: Margaret Stanley, brother: James Henry Rogers, son, Gregory Alexander and Sammie Lee Tharpe Sr.

On Saturday, March 9, 2019 Mother Alexander passed peace-fully at home in Crossett, Arkansas and went on to be with the Lord. Her departure from earth leaves many to mourn her absence, but celebrating her life.

She leaves to cherish her memories: Sons: Roy Alexander, Sammie Lee Tharpe Jr, Bennie Lee Tharpe( Janice), Daughters: Annie Lee Williams(Ronald) and one sister, Lille Rogers, Grandchildren, Rebecca Pedarvis, Nicole Fisher-Davis, Marquisha Bridges, Yulonda Howell, Jasmine Tharpe, Ronald Williams Jr, Lebaron McHenry, Antoine Johnson, Clarissa Sanders, Tony Heath, Andre Spencer and 21 great grandchildren.

Funeral service will be held at 11:00 AM,  Friday, March 15, 2019 at the Living Testament Church of God in West Crossett, AR.

Visitation will be held Thursday, March 14, 2019 from 12 until 7 at the chapel.

Burial will follow in the Quinn Chapel Cemetery  under the direction of Mitchell Memorial Funeral Service of Crossett, AR

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