ANNIE DAVIS was the eleventh of thirteen children born to Theo Green, Sr. and Pearlie Green on March 1, 1944 in Karnack, Texas. Annie accepted Christ in her life according to Romans 10:8,9 in 1956 at Peter's Chapel in Karnack, Texas. She was educated in the Caddo Parish Public School System where she graduated from George Washington Carver High School in 1961. Her desire to engage in higher education led her to Prairie View A&M University and then Bishop College in Dallas, Texas where she received a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education in 1970. After graduation from Bishop College, Annie went on to work at McKesson Pharmaceutical and then to Texas Instruments. She found her true calling when she went to work at the Parks and Recreations at the City of Dallas. Annie climbed through the ranks while working at a few centers including, Martin Luther King Recreation Center, Turner Courts Recreation Center, Rhodes Terrance and finally Tommie Allen Recreation Center, formally known as Highland Hills Recreation Center. As manager of Tommie Allen, she led the charge to have the center named after Ms. Tommie Allen, a faithful supporter of the Highland Hills community. While there, Annie created "safe spaces" for the youth of the neighborhood and just about every one of her nieces, nephews, grand-nieces and grand-nephews spent their summers attending camps and learning how to swim at the center. Annie was commended with various awards and certificates during her tenure at the City of Dallas. Annie was heavily involved in local politics and donated her time and treasures to various religious organizations over the years. Annie's sons Randall Keith Green and Anthony Craig Green were her heart. As a single mother she raised them in a loving home and instilled in them an appreciation of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Annie married Arnold Davis in 1978 and they were married until 2000. Annie attended First Family Church where the Pastor was Rev. Bert Albirtton in Dallas Texas for 9 years before joining Destiny Pointe Christian Center September, 2000 formally Agape Christian Fellowship. In 1999 she attended Christ For the Nations, Dallas, TX where she began her first training in Deliverance for Prayer. She went on to serve in Dallas Pray Group & Destiny Pointe. In September 2000 Annie completed "Welcome to the Family" orientation at the Destiny Pointe Center. She also worked part-time in Membership Services. On March 29th, 2004, she felt the tugging in her heart for ministry and completed Leadership Training in 2006 and went into the "Ministry In Training" program where she was licensed as a Minister of the Gospel on January 12, 2012 and was selected as one of the Mothers of the Church. Minister Annie served faithfully in numerous ministries throughout the church including Director of Member Services, Prayer Ministry, Baby Dedication, Baptism, Ministry Outreach, Operation Christmas Child, Food Bank and the Sick and Shut-In.

Annie also volunteered in ministries outside of her church, which included New Beginning Center for Domestic Violence Volunteer Award, Court Advocate, Community Education Literacy Volunteer, Girl Scouts of America Camp Fire Girls, & Concerned Women for America, Biblical Counseling training at Prestonwood Baptist Church, Dallas. Coordinator at Women's Retreat & The Greater Dallas Prayer Ministry. Some of Annie's hobbies were reading, gardening, listening to Christian & Jazz music, watching children's movies, studying the word & praying. Annie was the coordinator for the annual Green Christmas Party. She would decorate her home from top to bottom with Christmas décor. Her menu always included fried catfish and one or more of her god-daughter Marsha's cakes as dessert! Originally it was held at the Tommie Allen recreation center until she retired and then it was moved to her home. She hosted the celebration until her health declined. In January 2022, after Annie was placed in hospice, she went to live with her nieces Carol Hampton and Bina Maloney. With the help from their sister, Yolanda "Kay Kay" Joubert, they cared for her until God called her home. Thank you, Keith, for allowing the Maloney girls to care for your mother and our mother's sister, it was truly our honor. In addition to her parents, Annie was preceded in death by her son Anthony Craig Green, one sister and eleven brothers. To cherish her memory, she leaves her son Randall Keith Green; sister Marie Young (Bob T.); grandsons - Justin Keith Hines and Byron Hines; granddaughters - Brittany Drake, Sierra Miesha Hines, Precious C. Green, Jasmine Hines, Miranda Green, Amelle Larrieux Green; sister in love – Linda Green and Betty Green; special nieces – Natalie Green-Rock and Camille Green; a host of nieces and nephews; special loved ones – Mary Smith, Helen Beajour, Ramona Riley, Pastor Renee Hornbuckle, Pastor Quett Easter and her beloved family and friends.