The season of life for Annie Louise Boston Ware began in Newton, Georgia on December 24, 1932.  She was the beloved daughter of the late Elbert and Florine Boston.  She was educated in the Baker County School System.

During the early years of her life, she was educated in the Baker County School System.  As a youth, Louise as she was fondly called, accepted Christ as her Lord and Savior.  She dearly loved the Lord and remained prayerful throughout life's journey. \

Louise was united in marriage to Charlie Ware, Sr.  They shared a love and a devotion to one another that was strong and unshakeable.   She was a wonderful homemaker and domestic worker who was meticulous and unwavering in her efforts to complete any task placed before her.  She had a quiet strength, never complained, and always looked forward to a better future.

Devoted wife, incredible mother and grandmother, loving sister and aunt, endearing cousin and friend, Louise cared deeply for the people I her life and freely opened her heart and arms to them.   Her home was always a welcoming and accepting place for people to gather, break bread, and connect.  She will be forever missed but never forgotten.

On October 3, 2020, Louise was called home to eternal peace and rest.  In addition to her parents, she was predeceased by two sons, Willie F. Ware and Lougene Ware; stepsons, Robert C. Ware, Earnest Ware, Charlie Ware, Jr., and Zeddie Ware; and five siblings, Mattie C. Boston, Joneil Boston, Peter Rogers, Paul Rogers, and Lester Boston.

Loving memories will forever be treasured by her sons, Lonnie C. Green, Michael (Sherry) Ware, and Henry Lee Ware of Albany, GA, Charles (Martha) Ware of Kathleen, GA, Willie (Beulah) Ware of Columbia, SC, Ulysses (Veronica) Ware of Gordon, GA, Kenneth (Juanda) Ware of Kennesaw, GA, Travis (Lavonia) Ware of Mississippi, and Christopher Slaughter of Columbus, GA; a granddaughter that she raised as her own, Kutoria Ware; stepdaughter, Kawanda (Darryl) Hines; a caring goddaughter, Twyla P. Perry of Albany, GA; siblings, Clifford Arnett, Gracie King, Mary Hampton, Charlie Mae Perry Johnson, and Elbert Boston, Jr.; and a host of grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends.