Vonice Anderson Aimone, age 100, passed away peacefully in her sleep on November 10, 2026. She was born on June 18, 1926, in Glennville, GA to Millard D. and Lillie Kennedy Anderson. She enjoyed living on the family farm with her parents and siblings during her childhood years. After graduation from Glennville High at age 16, she moved to Savannah to attend Draughon’s Business School. She began her secretarial career with Savannah Shipbuilding Co. during World War II and stayed there until the end of the war. She then moved to Jacksonville, FL with some of her family and worked at a large wholesale machinery firm until she met the man she had always been looking for, Charles (Chuck) A. Aimone, who was serving in the U.S. Navy. They fell in love and were married in 1954.

Vonice enjoyed her Navy travels with Chuck as they went from one coast to the other, serving in Jacksonville, Norman, OK, San Diego, CA and San Francisco, CA, before returning to Jacksonville in 1962. In Jacksonville, Chuck and Vonice became active in St. Andrews Presbyterian Church where they both enjoyed serving. Vonice was a circle leader, President of Presbyterian Women, and a deacon.

In 1991, Chuck and Vonice’s decision to move to Savannah proved to be perfect as they loved being with their grandkids. enjoying their activities, plus being closer to many other family members. They became members of White Bluff Presbyterian Church and served there faithfully.

Vonice was a wonderful cook and a gracious host, loving to sew, play cards and board games, and watching Braves baseball games with Chuck. She will be remembered for her love, support, and time to her family and friends, especially her grandchildren Emily and Drew. Vonice’s true legacy to her family was not in status, but in a faith and love for Jesus that was passed on to them with grace. She will be missed by many, but we rejoice that she is now at peace with generations of loved ones. Her life was well lived for 100+ years and included a sound and strong mind, love for her family and others, a sweet and loving spirit, and content trusting in her Lord through the final days of this life.

In addition to her parents, Vonice was preceded in death by her loving husband Chuck, her precious 14 yr old daughter Lisa, her beloved stepmother Rubye Anderson, sisters Jackie Henderson, Lucy Smith, Carolyn Durrence, and Glenda Jackson, and brother Dale Anderson.

She is survived by her loving son and daughter in law, Charley and Rozanne Aimone of Savannah, her grandchildren Emily Brown (Stiles) of Atlanta and Drew Aimone (Gracie) of Austin, Texas, granddaughters Mae Brown and Hines Brown, grandson Auggie Aimone, and brother Donald Anderson of Savannah.  Vonice loved her many precious nieces, nephews and cousins.

The family would like to thank the staff and her friends at Habersham Manor, where Vonice was well cared for over the last few years and her caregiver, Pat Smith.

A memorial service will be held on Monday, November 16, 2026, at 11:00am at Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors, Hodgson Chapel.  The family will receive friends and family at Fox & Weeks starting at 10:00am on Monday.

In lieu of flowers, remembrances may be made to College Golf Fellowship at www.college golffellowship.com, a golf ministry where her grandson serves.