Anne Patrick Jacobs, age 92, died on August 16, 2022. She was a member of State Street United Methodist Church.
She was preceded in death by her husband, S.L. Jacobs and survived by two sons David Jacobs and John Jacobs with wife Susan and two grandchildren, Logan and Sarah.
At her request, her body was donated to the medical school at East Tennessee State University.
There will be no memorial service or visitation.
She enjoyed family and friends and had a great interest in many things including history, art, style, sports, ancestry, politics, and comedy. Life was good when there was a bucket of paint and a small brush.
So Sorry for your lost of your Mother.She was great Lady .We had many conversations when I worked at Long Johns Sivler at 2 time week for 10 year . I'm so sad to hear this. Just a Grand Lady.
I was shocked and saddened to learn of Anne's passing. My husband, Nelson Woody, was Anne and Jake's pastor at State Street UMC for five years. He and his sisters, Virginia and Lois, attended Marion High School with Anne. She and Virginia were classmates He passed away on February 14 this year. Loved her sense of Humor! My sincere condolences. Ruth Woody
It was such a pleasure to know Anne. I cut her hair for many years so I got to see her every 3 weeks. I got to hear many stories about your family. She really enjoyed her visits to your home and her grandchildren. Your visits from out of town and driving her to her favorite place. Kind words always and a lovely smile.
08/26/2022
Edgar & Julia Burke Torbert
Our condolences for the the loss of your dear mother, she was a delightful person who brightened the day with every encounter.
08/26/2022
Keith Davenport
David & John:
I was your parents' next door neighbor for the past 17 years in Graystone & was fortunate to have a nice conversation with your mother the week before she passed. I admired her independence and so happy she was able to stay in her home. May she rest in peace. Please let me know if I can help you all in any way. Take care.
08/26/2022
Jean and John Green
We are so sorry for your loss. We knew your mother through her neighbor, Connie Green. Connie was our mother and mother-in-law. Anne would frequently walk over to visit Connie while we were there, and we were fortunate to get to know her. She and Connie watched out for each other and were good friends. She was a delightful lady and we enjoyed her company. Peace to you and your family.
