Brenda Ann Cuyler Thompson

Obituary For Brenda Ann Cuyler Thompson

Mrs. Brenda Ann Cuyler Thompson, better known as Ann was a native of Jefferson County, Louisville, GA. She was born on February 1, 1950 to the late Estella Cuyler Holloway and James Atkins of Buffalo, NY.

Public viewing will be held Monday, April 1, 2024 from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. at Davis Funeral Home.

Celebration of Life will be held Tuesday, April 2, 2024 at Gordon Grove Baptist Church, 1080 Belmont Road, Louisville, GA.

Interment will be held in the Gordon Grove Baptist Church Cemetery.

Ann had a love for taking care of people in which she worked in the medical field for many years.

To know her was to love her. She had actions and sayings that would have you in tears and your side hurting as you laughed and enjoyed her. She loved one or two or maybe three Coca Cola’s a day.

She joined the Pierce Grove Baptist Church Family at an early age and later united with Gordon Grove Baptist Church Family.

Ann was a 1968 graduate of Jefferson County High School. She and Leroy were married for over fifty years.

In this union they had one son, Anthony Jerome Thompson. Ann was truly a dedicated wife and mother.

Ann loved looking good when she stepped out. One of her favorite places was the Jefferson County Senior Citizen Center. She would often talk about all of the activities, information and resources that were provided. She loved to sing and pray and she often song and prayed at the center.

Ann will truly be missed by many. There will be so many things that will often remind us of her. The love we have for her will never wax cold. She will be gone, but never forgotten. Ann would end her phone calls with “I love you”. We say from our hearts to her “We will forever love you”.

Ann transitioned from labor to reward on Thursday, March 28, 2024 at her home. She is preceded in death by her mother, grandparents, three siblings, Regina Holloway, Elizabeth Holloway, and Noah T. Swint. Also, two brother in laws, James Willie Thompson and Clifford Thompson.

She leaves a legacy of love to her husband, Leroy Thompson, her son Anthony Jerome Thompson, goddaughter Robin King Burton of Louisville, GA., Stepdaughter Corinthian La’Favor (Steve) of Louisville, GA. and Stepson Antron Thompson (Tina) of Sandersville, GA; her father: James Atkins, Buffalo, NY; A close aunt who has been like a mother to her, Mother Martha Harmon of Grovetown, GA.

Her siblings that will be cherishing her memories and laughter are Rev. Charles Holloway (Eloise) of Louisville, GA., Rev. Vickey Holloway Beeks (Carey) of Hephzibah, GA, Alphonzo Holloway (Michelle) of Lithonia GA., Linda C. Holloway of Grantville, GA, Regina Holloway of Black Creek, GA., Kasey Holloway Baldwin (Willie) of Evans, GA,(Both nieces raised as siblings), Tracy (Keith) Gamble-Bonner of Buffalo, NY., Omar Atkins of Buffalo, NY., Lisa Holloway of Louisville, GA. and Eric Holloway (Felicia) of Milledgeville, GA, (both siblings of love.)

She has two brothers-in-law and Sister in laws Freddie “Rico” (Josephine) Thompson of Louisville, GA., Charlie Thompson (Frances) of Trenton, NJ, Carrie Thompson (Andrew) Gude of Atlanta, GA., Emma Lee Thompson and Emma Lou Thompson Norris both of Louisville, GA. who will forever cherish her memories.

Ann has seven step-grandchildren to cherish her memories and enjoy a coke every now and then in honor of her. They are Kateisha Broomfield, Tamekia Washington, Darry Washington Jr., Dar’rell Washington, Feneisha Washington, Kamari Reid and Isaiah Williams.

She also has six great grandchildren; Jada Broomfield, Hailey Washington, Brayden Walden, Journee Richardson, Autumn Brinson, Winter Brinson and Brycen Walden.

She also has five other beautiful aunts; Geneva Brown Gay of Detroit, MI, Mattie Bell Brown Williams, (Robert) and Lillie Atkins Brown both of Louisville, GA., Lue Wright Brown, Hephzibah, GA. and Edith Brown of NC.

There are numerous others who God has allowed to cross her path that will truly miss her and those include a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Thank you with love to those who assisted her with transportation, helped her at the Senior Citizen Center, and traveling on the Transit.

Davis Funeral Home, 725 Beech Street, Louisville, GA is in charge of arrangements.