Anna Roxanne Parker

November 13, 1959 - December 16, 2020

Anna Roxanne Parker, known as NaNa or Nanny and Momma, departed this life on December 16, 2020 at the age of 61. Anna was bornw on November 13, 1959 to the late Josephine Downs and Leon Parker. Anna received her education in the Anne Arundel County Public Schools. Anna lived in Annapolis, MD. She was a loving Mother, sister, Aunt, friend and a doting and exceptional grandmother who loved spending time with her grandkids and family in general. Anna enjoyed many things, including watching soap operas, listening to music, watching court shows like paternity court, hot bench, divorce court, and the have and have nots. Her favorite sport was football and her favorite team was the Baltimore Ravens. Anna also enjoyed cooking and cleaning; she was a clean fanatic. Anna is proceeded in death by her parents, Josephine Downs and Leon Parker; four loving siblings Ardena Parker, Laverne Parker, Rosa Mae Parker, Louise Thomson, and one brother Nelson Thompson. Anna leaves to mourn but also cherish her memories, a loving and devoted companion of 10 years, Leroy Tasket; two sons, Steven Creek, Sr., Clarence Wright; one daughter Nikisha Wright; seventeen grandchildren: Tilika Chisley, Donchell Thomas,, Jr., Geovoni King, Jr., Alahgee King, Davon Wright, Jayla Wright, Tawan Nick, Lyric Wright, Justine Wright, Sevyn Wright, Kucaus Wright, Ka’Miya Jones, Anjaniek Creek, Alphonso Creek; one great granddaughter, Saige Arielle Patterson; and son-in-law Geovoni King, Sr. Also left to mourn are two brothers, Richard Parker, Philip Downs; nieces and nephews, Frank Pratt Sr., Shelia Moulden-Brandford, Ronald Moulden aka Lakisha, Richard Parker Jr.; four great nieces, ten great-nephews; cousin, Vonzetta Tongue.Her favorite nephew was Frank Pratt, Jr. She is also survived by a host of other relatives and dear friends including, Yvette Gandy, Pamela Ford, Susie Hopkins, Brenda Hinton, Laura Brainard, Christine Diggs aka Olive Oil, Moniquequa Johnson, and Jennifer Hash aka Jenny. Anna will be missed by all those whose life she touched.