Anne Elizabeth Sellers

Ann Elizabeth Sellers, born on November 17, 1928, in Orange Beach, Alabama, passed away peacefully on August 15, 2026, at the age of 97. Her long and remarkable journey was marked by devotion to family, steadfast values, and a legacy that echoes through generations.

Ann was the beloved daughter of Harry Floyd McGraw and Elberta (Greek) McGraw, both of whom preceded her in death. In her fruitful years, she forged deep connections anchored in love and commitment, especially as a devoted wife to the late Donald Armstrong Sellers, Sr., whose memory she cherished throughout her life.

Family was always central to Ann’s heart. She is survived by her loving children: her son Patrick Kelley, her daughter Mary Roberta Sellers, and her son Donald Armstrong Sellers, Jr. Ann’s nurturing spirit extended warmly to her grandchildren—Anne E. Halstead, Sean Rowe, Rebecca Stanley, Wesley G. Kelley, Alicia M. Kelley, Kathleen D. Kelley, Michael E. Kelley, Deirdre A. Kelley, and Nathan M. Arabi—each of whom carries with them her enduring grace and strength. Ann’s presence remains a guiding light in the lives of her fourteen great-grandchildren, offering them the foundation and warmth she so generously gave.

Ann’s family circle, while enduring many losses, remains bound together by her memory. She was predeceased by her father, mother, her daughter Elizabeth Anne Rowe, her son Wilton Gene Kelley, her grandson Gary E. Brandt, and her husband, Donald Armstrong Sellers, Sr. Their memories were always present in Ann’s heart, and her stories and recollections kept their spirits alive within the family.

Those who knew Ann remember her for her quiet strength and the profound care she extended to each family member. Ann believed deeply in the importance of family bonds, and her home was always filled with warmth, laughter, and unwavering support. Her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren will forever cherish the traditions, wisdom, and kindness she embodied every day.

Ann Elizabeth Sellers lived a life dedicated to love, resilience, and the values passed down through generations. Her legacy endures in the family she shaped and inspired, and in the multitude of stories and memories now treasured by those she leaves behind.

She will be deeply missed, remembered always with love and gratitude.