Ms. Elizabeth Ann Branch

July 15, 1954 - November 22, 2021

Elizabeth Ann Branch went home on Monday November 22,2021. She was at home surrounded by her children as she wished. Elizabeth is preceded in death by her Husband William Allen Branch, Mother Mary Elizabeth Lewis , Father James Robert King, sister Leonora King, and brother Raymond King. Elizabeth was the matriarch of her family and leaves her 7 children to continue her legacy. Michelle King-Gary( husband) Wayne Gary, William King, Geneva Branch, Siron Branch , Latesha Williams ( husband) Tyquan Williams , Ervin Branch and Mosiah Branch. Her extended children she raised are Giovana Lucas, Devon Branch, Terrance Lucas, Tyisha Royster, Shawn Branch, Otis Arron , and Joshua Bascombe. Elizabeth has 33 grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren and 1 grand dog. Elizabeth also leaves 6 siblings to cherish her legacy. Betty Evans, Deacon Robert King (wife )Pamela King , Delores Tomlinson (husband) John Tomlinson,Jeanette Deelee (husband) Thomas Davis ,Tyrone Lewis (wife) Tasha Lewis and Octavioa Lewis along with a host of cousins, nieces, nephews , aunts and uncles. Elizabeth was born July 15,1954 in Harlem New York but resided in Brooklyn, New York where she graduated from Franklin K. Lane HS. Elizabeth moved to Aberdeen, Maryland in 2014 and resided there until she was called home. Elizabeth spent her years taking care of her children and family making sure they all lived a happy and full life. Everyone who was able to have an interaction with her was soon calling her mom or granny because of the amount love that gravitated off of her and her ability to listen and not judge. Elizabeth opened her heart and her home to everyone she met. Elizabeth was the life of the party with her amazing sense of humor and a laugh that was so contagious you couldn’t help but join in. Elizabeth enjoyed listening to music, dancing, watching her TV shows, collecting her dolls and Christmas was her favorite time of the year. Elizabeth always ensure she made a way for her children to thrive and live a full meaningful life while instilling in them the true meaning of love. Elizabeth made a tradition of talking on the phone daily with all of her children. The conversations were always full of laughs , love , life lessons and honesty. She is and will always be our best friend.