Obituary For Annice Elaine Murawski

Mrs. Annice Elaine Murawski, age 67 of Douglasville, Georgia passed away Friday, November 20, 2020. She was born June 20, 1953 in Douglasville, Georgia, the daughter of the late Mr. Grady Newton Hanson and the late Mrs. Mary Nell Barrington. Mrs. Murawski was an amazing ceramic artist and accomplished dancer. She was great with upholstery work. Mrs. Murawski was of the Christian faith.
In addition to her parents, she is preceded in death by her husband, Richard Murawski; brothers, Richard Hanson and Dorsey Hanson.
Mrs. Murawski is survived by her daughter, Renea Jeffrey of Douglasville, Georgia; sisters and brother-in-law, Katherine and Tim Preston of Douglasville, Georgia, Danita Harris of Rome, Georgia, Lisa Elkins of Monroe, Michigan, Debbie Veres of Monroe, Michigan, Lora Jennings of North Carolina; numerous nieces and nephews also survive.
According to Mrs. Murawski’s wishes, she was cremated. The family will hold a Memorial Service at a later date.
Messages of condolence may be sent to the family at www.jones-wynn.com. Jones-Wynn Funeral Home of Douglasville is in charge of the arrangements. 770-942-2311

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– Kathy Hanson

Ann was my oldest sister and she was my first best friend. She helped me through a lot of hard times and we shared a lot of good times. Our lives were intertwined just as surely as the fabrics we used in sewing and upholstering. She taught me many things and the main thing that I learned was that I could count on her. She was smart and fun and funny. Ann was the most creative person that I ever knew. She always told me ” if I can do it, then you can do it ” and she was right about that, I just took a little longer to finish a project that we were working on, she said that I would get faster, and I did. We had a family reunion in the summer of 2019, and some of our cousins commented that our barbeque sauce was very similar and I said “yes it is, because Ann is the one who taught me how to make it.” I love her and I miss her and I know I will see her again someday.

– Kathy Hanson

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