Annie Pearl Shearin

June 21, 1943 - September 8, 2020

Annie Pearl Shearin, born in Nash County June 21,1943, the daughter of the late Muriel and Agnes Wheeless Brown. Left to honor her memory are her three sons; Wilson Lee Shearin, Jr, Roger Anthony Shearin of the home, Bryan Keith Shearin and wife Tracy of Nashville. Special Grandaughter, Tresa Barbour (Jason) of Four Oaks, Grandsons, Corey and Cameron Shearin. Siblings, Roger Brown of Zebulon and Faye Cline (Donald) of Spring Hope and many special nephews and nieces Pearl was a devoted wife and Mother; she loved a good joke, Nascar, playing bingo and her Yorkies Maggie Mae and Angel. A hard worker Pearl worked in several local factories retiring later in life after serving the Red Oak community for many years as a cashier for Griffin’s. Pearl was known for her quick wit and bright smile. Family will hold a private service at the family farm 3:00 pm Saturday, September 12th. There will be no formal visitation, friends can visit with family at Pearl’s home. In lieu of flowers the family requests that donations be made to the Red Oak Area Historic Preservation Society. This request is an act of thankfulness, pride and love Pearl held in her heart for her daughter in law, Tracy (Red Oak Town Clerk) and for the community Pearl grew up in, raised her family and served so well. The family would like to express their appreciation to Nash Hospice and Palliative Care especially nurse Kelly Parker for her compassion during this heartbreaking loss. Donations to this wonderful program are also encouraged.