Ann Perdue

Ann Perdue, fondly known as “Anna” was born on August 7, 1960, in Americus, GA. She was a graduate of Americus High School, class of 1978, Ann was a courageous and creative soul whose vibrant spirit and loving nature touched the lives of all who knew her. Ann had a passion for the arts, which she expressed through painting, writing, and designing. She could often be found immersed in Bible study, her faith in Jesus Christ being a central part of her life. “I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me”, (Philippians 4:13) was a verse Ann lived by, showcasing her unwavering faith and resilience.
Ann’s compassionate heart extended to her beloved family and friends, as well as her pets. She was well known for her entrepreneurial spirit, running multiple successful businesses, and making significant contributions to the world of art as a writer for Art & Antiques Magazine. Her interview with Eric Burdon of The Animals was a personal highlight. Ann’s creativity was also showcased through her work as a digital content creator, where she amassed a following of well over 100,000 subscribers. Her love for history and artistry was evident in her passion for historical restoration.
Ann was a devoted wife to Robert Jurcik, a loving mother to Melody King and Desmond Phillips, and a cherished sister to Tom Perdue, Faye Perdue, Bill Perdue, Jan Hunt, Gail Perdue, and Sue Gibson. Ann’s love and legacy live on through her grandsons; Kent, Dylan, and Reid Lyerly, as well as many nieces and nephews whom she adored, who will remember her as a pillar of strength, love, and faith. Ann’s life was a testament to her courage, creativity, and love for her family, community, and her animals. She is preceded in death by her parents, William and Rheba Perdue.
Ann’s life was a beautiful tapestry of faith, love, creativity, and courage. She was a beacon of light, shining brightly and illuminating the lives of those around her. May her legacy continue to inspire and uplift all who had the privilege to know her.
In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to your favorite charity in her honor. And please share your fond memories of Ann and upload your favorite photos of her to the memorial page. Celebrate the life of our beloved Ann, and keep her spirit alive by sharing the moments that made her so special to all of us.