Elizabeth Ann (Lykes) Spigner

Elizabeth Ann (Lykes) Spigner was born January 5, 1952, to Annie Delois Lee and the late Ode Caffee and Luther Edward Lee, Sr.

She was a beloved mother, daughter, sister, niece, cousin, and friend who touched countless with her radiant smile, generous spirit, and unwavering fun times were always had whenever she was around. From a young age,

Ann had an unbreakable spirit, an inspiring determination, and a compassionate heart that brought joy to everyone around her. Ann accepted the invitation of immortality on April 23, 2026.

Throughout her life Ann always loved and believed in God. She gave her life to Christ at an early age when she was a member of Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Bishop Larry and Theresa Sailes, whom she loved and adored dearly. She became a servant and faithful member serving on the Usher Board and Kitchen Committee.

Above all, Ann loved and cherished her family. Ann was preceded in death by her sons, Michael (Bonnie) Spigner and James Spigner; her dads, Ode Caffee and Luther Lee, Sr.; cherished sister, Annie Marie Lee; cherished brother, Paul (Norma) Lee; granddaughter, Janell R. Spigner; and best friend, Virginia Moore.

Ann leaves behind to cherish her memory, her sons who loved their mother unconditionally, Curtis Barbour, DeVonte Spigner, Darien Spigner, and Kyshuis Spigner; mother, Annie Lykes Lee; siblings, Lynn Lee, Tangie Tyus, Trudy Lee, Virgina Rosmond, Leatha Caffee (Norman Tyus), Luther Lee, Jr., and Jeffrey (Antoinette) Lee; six grandchildren, Michael P. Spigner, Jr., Mykeila Spigner, Lillian Spigner, and Tapecia Spigner, all of Clanton, AL, Shaitei Spigner of Selma, AL, and Joshua Spigner of Harperville, AL; four great-grandchildren; loving goddaughter, Theresa Strong; special friends, Larry Blackmon, Bishop Larry and Theresa Sailes, Conchita England, Laurel Bailey, Brother Ralph and Mary Varner, Reverend Bobby England, Mama Perry, Dr. Derwin (Keisha) Perry, and Celeste Strong; and a host of loving nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews, cousins, other extended family members, and many friends who loved her unconditionally.

Ann’s passing leaves a void in our hearts, yet we are comforted in knowing her spirit will continue to guide and inspire us all.

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