. . . Life Reflections . . .
MRS. ANGELA LUCILLE LAMAR was born on October 28, 1959, in Griffin, Georgia to Carlton Lamar and Ada Mae Hammonds . On November 6, 2022 she passed away peacefully in her sleep.
She was a 1979 graduate of T.W Josey High School. Angela enlisted in the United States Army after she graduated, and was honorably discharged as an E-4.
Ms. Ann loved to cook. Due to her bright and energetic personality she never met a stranger, a true one of a kind. One of her favorite sayings was “ I just look like this.” Ann was a loving daughter, mother, sister, grandmother and aunt.
Preceding her in death were: her parents; son, Alpheaus Lamar; and brothers, Harry Hammonds and Bacchus Hammonds.
She leaves behind her loving survivors: former husband, Leon Bonner, Jr.; son, Alverez Bernard Anderson; daughter, Avanjaline Nicole Bonner; brothers, Larry Pritchard, Joel Hammonds, Keith Hammonds and Oscar Hammonds; grandchildren, Kishyra Jones , Adrik Lamar, Alaynna Lamar and Chyna Jones; great grandson, Keign Jones; and a host of other nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
. . . Celebrating the Life of . . . ANGELA LUCILLE LAMAR OCTOBER 28, 1959 - NOVEMBER 6, 2022 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 2022 | 2PM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . B.A. WILLIAMS MEMORIAL CHAPEL 2945 Old Tobacco Road | Hephzibah, GA Elder Anthony Prince, Eulogist Minister Melissa Hammonds, Presiding Order of Service PRAYER Elder Anthony Prince SELECTION REFLECTIONS SELECTION EULOGY Elder Anthony Prince MILITARY HONORS BENEDICTION REPAST McDuffie Woods Recreation Department 3431 Old McDuffie Road | Augusta, GA
“Once More”
Momma if I could have you back just one more day, I could go on and on with the things I want to say; I’d start by telling you how blessed I was to have you, to have you love me that is... with a pure love so unconditional and real. There are no words that could ever be penned to express my gratefulness within, you taught me how to love through the love you showed me. Momma my heart aches and the pain is hard to take, I still see the love in your eyes as I wipe the tears away from mine. I still hear your heartbeat as mine skips a beat because now I’m incomplete. Your warm love, your soft touch, those tender forehead kisses goodnight, to be here now without those, just doesn’t feel right. I saw you put up a fight to stay here for me, your love was undeniable for me. But Momma I’m OK. I’ll be alright right, I wanted to tell you, but the time never felt right. I thought I’d always have you and your love too. Now my days drift by slowly, as I wonder what will I do without you. No more pain no more suffering is what you deserve. Momma if I could have you back just one more day. Forever in your arms I would lay, I love you mama your baby girl I’ll always stay. -Love always, your daughter, “Baby Girl”
