Anne Cameron Trotter of Savannah, GA, passed away on December 21st,
2023, at the age of 76.
Anne was born on November 25 th , 1947, in Savannah, GA, to William and
Henrietta Trotter. She grew up in Savannah with her brother, William, who
also passed away in 2023. She attended St. Ann’s School for Girls in Boca
Raton, Florida, and later studied psychology at Armstrong Atlantic State
University.
Anne had a huge heart and a long history of helping people and animals.
She was strongly rooted in her family’s immigration story and sponsored
several families on their journey to US citizenship after the war in Vietnam.
Over the years, many stray dogs and cats found a loving home with her.
She was an artist talented in multiple mediums and had a passion for
gardening. As an ardent supporter of organic farming, she was a dedicated
and well-loved member of the staff of Heritage Organic Farm for 10 years.
Along with her packing house responsibilities, she researched, designed and
assembled the worm composting system used there.
She is survived by her niece and nephews: Alex Trotter, Rosalind Trotter,
and James Trotter in addition to six grand nieces and nephews. Her beloved
dogs, XuXa, Cookie and Evie have become part of James’ family in Oregon.
Anne’s cremains will be buried in the Trotter Family plot in Bonaventure
Cemetery, Savannah.
May you soar with the eagles and swim with the dolphins.
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Shirley Daughtry
Anne was an important member of the team at my farm and became a dear friend. I will miss her and want to offer my condolences to the family.
Pamela C Ferguson
I am so sorry to find out Anne has passed away, and
Billy as well. Henrietta, Anne’s mother, was my mother ‘s aunt or cousin, not sure which. Aunt Annie, Henrietta ‘s mother, was my
great aunt. My mother was. Anna Louise (Schwalbe)Strong , aka Andee. I used to visit with Aunt Annie’, Henrietta and Anne when we were Savanah. I am sorry I didn’t know Billy well. I only met him once, right before he moved to Oregon. There was a 5 year age difference with me and Anne, but Billy was 10 years older, and we lived in Texas at that time , and didn’t see our Savanah cousins a lot. I have always wanted to know Billy better than I did. Anne and I have caught up as adults a few times. The last time she spoke with me was to repeat a hilarious story about my mother. She was at the community garden, and someone there was talking about Weslyn College. She said my Aunt went there. She used a nickname of Andee. And Anne’s friend said that Andee was there, and scandalized everyone because she was smoking a hookah! Anyway, I just loved Anne for telling me that story. I will miss her, even if we only caught up every couple of years or so.