Anna Marie Mimay Howell
September 23, 1970 ~ January 6, 2025
Anna Marie Mimay Howell, 54, of Ridge, MD, passed away peacefully on January 6, 2025, surrounded by her loving family. Born on September 23, 1970, in the Philippines, she was the second of four children to Lydia and Dennis Watson. She was the loving, longtime girlfriend to Alex Statesman.
Anna Marie is survived by her son, Hakeem Asri (Danielle) of New Jersey, and dog daughter, Bonita, of Maryland, her siblings, Mark Mimay (Ashley), Robert Watson, and Genevieve Yeldell, as well as her grandchildren, River and Ronan, her nieces, Alisha, Kalynn, Arianna, Jasmine, Claire, Julia her nephews, Alex, Aiden, Gabriel, Tyler, Peyton, Elijah, Issiah, great nephew, Tristan, and great nieces Ava, Nahla, and Camila.
Anna worked over 25 years taking care of the elderly. She had a gift for taking care of the elderly and continued to work until retirement where she then transitioned to caring for her parents.
Anna was known for her selflessness, love for life, and her crazy laugh. Although she was known for taking care of the elderly, she was very artistic and loved to draw and write poetry.
Anna had a great sense of humor and loved to laugh. Everyone that knew her had at least one memorable time where they had fun and laughed hard with her. Anna loved her family and enjoyed spending time just hanging out with them and laughing and was known as the caregiver, not just because of her career, but because she was always there for all her family and friends. She was always willing to sacrifice whatever she needed to help her family and friends.
Per Anna’s wishes, there won’t be an official gathering.
Please feel free to share memories and condolences at www.mgfh.com.
Arrangements provided by the Mattingley-Gardiner Funeral Home and Cremation Services, P.A., Leonardtown, MD.





I love you so much Aunt Anna. I can’t believe that you are really gone. I pray you are looking down on us and waiting for us to all be reunited. Thank you so much for being an amazing aunt. I have so many memories of staying the night at your house as a little girl. You would always wear Tweety Bird night gowns and let Alisha and I wear them too. So many memories of all of us at grandma and grandpas house for the holidays. Thank you for taking me into your home with my new baby many years ago. You cared for her too and loved her so much. I will miss you forever. I can’t wait to see you in heaven. I love you aunt nana.
Anna, you will be missed! Thank you for embracing me as your “lil sis” and my sons as your nephews. 💙 You had a beautiful way of welcoming others as family. I thank God and your family for sharing you with us. Those who experienced your love, your sense of humor, your smile and your light are better for it! We love you! Rest well, sis!
Love, Kim