Annie was born on August 25, 1946, in Recovery, Georgia to the late Henry and Minnie Mae Wilson. She enjoyed being a cook and caregiver. She served on the church usher board and was a member of the Easter Star International and Sisters of Soul organizations. She was preceded in death by her parents; daughters, Helen Hatten, and Jeanice Hatten; son, Jim Hatten, Jr; sisters, Maggie Nolen, Susan Wilson, Ella Wilson, Vera Miller, Verdell Baker, Janette Sanders, and Irene Wilson-Harris; brother, Henry Wilson, Jr.

She leaves to cherish her precious memories: husband, Roy Mosley; devoted children, Patricia Ann Baker and John Henry Hatten (Delilah "Cookey" Canady); grandchildren, Minnie Graham, Katrina Highsmith (Stacy), Shqulia Baker, Henry A. Baker, John Hatten, Jr, Lenard Allen, Javaris Hatten and Keondra Hatten; great grandchildren, Keyotta Lee, Dakarai Highsmith, Adrian Kegler, Jr, Adryonna Kegler, Kahlil Baker, King Baker and Javaris Hatten, Jr.; great-great grandchildren, Mariana, Kehlani and Kelis; loving sister, Maryann Wilson; loving sisters-in-law, Louvenia Hatten, Gwendolyn Wilson, longtime friends, Katherine Davis, Annie Goldsmith and Rosa Sails; and a host of nieces, nephews, other relatives, friends and employers at Bayshore Baptist Church, who will miss her dearly.

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