Annette was born to the late Homer and Jeanette Fore. She was a member of Wilmington First Church of Nazarene. To her husband, she was the world's greatest woman; a woman who was devoted to her family and loved to cook and sing. During her working life, she was employed at Harbor Lines in Wilmington. She is survived by her husband, Don; four daughters, Tonia Jordan and husband Ricky, Tiffany Walker and husband Chris, Mercedes Gainey and husband Travis and Lori Bordeaux; four grandchildren, Jacob and Joseph Kemp, Sonny Lee Walker and Joshua Travis Gainey, Jr.; three brothers, Homer Lamar, Michael Wayne and James Dixon Fore and a sister, Brenda Schmidt. Annette died at age 51 at her residence.
Annette was born to the late Homer and Jeanette Fore. She was a member of Wilmington First Church of Nazarene. To her husband, she was the world's greatest woman; a woman who was devoted to her family and loved to cook and sing. During her working life, she was employed at Harbor Lines in Wilmington. She is survived by her husband, Don; four daughters, Tonia Jordan and husband Ricky, Tiffany Walker and husband Chris, Mercedes Gainey and husband Travis and Lori Bordeaux; four grandchildren, Jacob and Joseph Kemp, Sonny Lee Walker and Joshua Travis Gainey, Jr.; three brothers, Homer Lamar, Michael Wayne and James Dixon Fore and a sister, Brenda Schmidt. Annette died at age 51 at her residence.
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