Anne America Francois was born on October 9, 1975, to Gabriel and Marie Francois at Jackson Memorial Hospital, Miami, Florida. She was raised in a loving, secure, affectionate, and caring Christian home.

At a young age, Anne confessed Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior as a member of First Haitian Church of God, under the leadership of Pastor Germaine. She later became a dedicated member of Maranatha Seventh-Day Adventist Church, under the pastoral leadership of Pastor Hubert Wilkie. Anne was a believer, her faith allowed her to celebrate life in good and bad times. Her faith never wavered, and it always sustained her.

Anne completed her primary education at Edison Park Elementary, followed by St Mary's Cathedral School and Archbishop Curley Notre Dame High School. Later, she obtained her bachelor's degree in business management from Florida International University. With over 20 years of experience in the advertising and marketing field, Anne helped promote national and global brands.

Anne's greatest accomplishment was undoubtedly her two children Michael and Victoria Francois-Charlot, whom she loved, cherished, educated, and nurtured with resolute dedication. As a mother, she exemplified the values of great faith and character. She treasured and took her responsibility as a mother seriously, instilling the importance of good morals, values, respect, love, and the promises of God into the fabric of their upbringing. Anne's boundless love and tireless devotion not only shaped them into the individuals they are today but also serves as a testament to her enduring legacy of compassion and responsibility for her family and community.

Anne recognized the importance of education, fostering within her children a thirst for knowledge and a deep appreciation for learning. Moreover, she infused in them a vibrant zest for life, inspiring them to embrace each day with enthusiasm, curiosity, and a profound sense of adventure. Anne had a love for travel that took her all around the world, Dubai, Egypt, Rome, Barcelona, Paris, Morocco, and she shared her passion for exploration and adventure onto her children. She was always anticipating her next trip either with her children, family, extended family in Orlando or friends.

On February 10, 2024, God called his daughter home to be with her brother David Francois, sister Kathia Coleman and her nephew Dorian Francois. Though she may have left this world, her kindness, warmth, and enduring love will remain etched in the hearts of her family and friends forever.

She is survived by her two children, who made up the entirety of her world, Michael Anthony, and Victoria Bijoux Francois-Charlot. She leaves to cherish her memories, her loving mom Marie Francois and wonderful father Gabriel Francois (Marie); her siblings, Gary, Addline, Jean, Emmanuel, Paul, Jorell, Marjory; six nieces Drucilla (Wayne), Anita (Frantzy), Mia, Michaela, Morgan, Ariah; six nephews Darius (Martesha), Darryl, Gary, Derrick, Shamar, and Kyle; one aunt Delicia Thelisma, best friends Beulah Fray, Lisa Armand, Marjorie A., Gilbert &; Cindy Etienne; a host of loving and caring uncles, cousins, relatives and friends she loved so dearly.