Andrail "Ann" Amaya

Obituary For Andrail "Ann" Amaya

Ms. Andrail "Ann" Amaya, 46, of Columbus, GA passed Saturday, March 20, 2021 in Columbus, GA.

Funeral service will be held 2:00 p.m. EST, Friday, March 26, 2021 at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, Phenix City, AL with Pastor Michael Burton, officiating. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Visitation is Thursday, March 25, 2021 from 1 - 5 p.m.

A Time to be born: Andrail Amaya was born January 15, 1975 in Columbus, GA to Norman Hardman and the late Patricia Hardman.

A Time to plant: Confessing Christ at an early age, Ann was baptized at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church located in Seale, Al where she faithfully served in the youth and senior adult choir. She dedicated her time to Columbus Karate Academy where she served as a Co-CEO and held a Black Belt title. She touched the lives of many everywhere she went and her smile warmed hearts of everyone she encountered.

A Time of peace: Cherishing her memories is her father Norman “Ralph” Hardman of Columbus, GA; a loving grandmother who raised her from birth, Mrs. Jessie Mae Streeter of Phenix City, AL; former spouse, Carlos Amaya of Phenix City, AL; one brother, William Streeter of Columbus, GA; two daughters, Patricia Ann Hardman and Latricia Andrail Hardman both of Columbus, GA,; one son, Walter Trey Battle III of Columbus, GA; three granddaughters, Sabata Banks, Na’imah Hardman and Na’ilah Hardman all of Columbus, GA; one great grandchild, JayCeon Banks; one sister-n-law, Kathryn Streeter of Phenix City, AL; five aunts, Shirley Diggs of Houston, TX, Pastor Cheryl (Pastor William) Thomas of Phenix City, AL, Barbara (Freddie) Farley of Columbus, GA and Linda (Danny) Phillips of Seale, AL; four uncles, Willie Lee Streeter, Jr. of Phenix City, AL; Roosevelt Streeter of Detroit, MI, Eddie Streeter of Alexander City, AL, Charles Streeter of Columbus, GA and host of other relatives and friends.