The late popular US-based pastor, Mrs. Ann Jacobs, will be buried on September 16, 2023.
Pastor (Mrs.) Ann Jacobs passed away on September 4, 2023, at Northside Hospital, in Duluth, Georgia, at age 72.
According to a release by the family, the burial programme will commence in Nigeria on the 14 of September with a Christian Wake Keep, at House 2, Ferrano Crescent, Glory Estate, Ifako, Gbagada, Lagos, by 5 pm.
The statement added that the main burial is billed for the 16 of September, at Peach tree Chapel, 5051 Peach tree Industrial Blvd, Peach tree Corner, GA 30092. By Noon.
The dress code is Bow Tie and Ball Gown, while colours are Pink and Turquoise Blue.
Born on December 19, 1950, to the family of Late Chief Stephen and Late Alhaja Ajoke Martins, Ann Jacobs (Nee Martins), was a dedicated woman of God and a fashion icon in her lifetime.
Mrs. Jacobs accepted Christ and was baptised very young as a Catholic. She later joined the C&S Church Movement (Ayo Ni O) in Surulere, Lagos in the early 90s.
Young Ann attended St. Mary’s Catholic Primary School and a Convent Secondary School. She later did a Certificate course in Computing and Data Management.
She married Late Senior Magistrate Abraham Olafemi Jacobs, who passed on to glory in January 1980. They had beautiful and amazing children: Cynthia Oluwawemimo, Sylvia Oluranti, and Sylvester Oluwarotimi.
She had other adopted Children who were successful in their respective chosen careers.
Ann Jacobs worked with her computer expertise at the Nigerian Port Authority (NPA) for years until her first retirement.
She had a good amount of Computer and Technology certifications whilst at the Nigeria Port Authority.
Her quest to train her children to the level of success that they are today, made her extend her skills by gaining employment with the Department of Petroleum Resources (DPR). She worked under the Inspectorate Division throughout her years until 2006 when she finally retired.
Ann relocated to the USA in 2015. She had spent the last eight years of her life looking after her grandchildren, building a robust relationship with Church Brethren, friends, and loved ones.
Her memories will forever be cherished by her children, grandchildren, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, sisters-in-law, brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, cousins, families, and relatives.
