Anne Pownall Cote

Born January 28, 1963 in Starke, Florida
Departed March 15, 2022 in Palm Bay, Florida

Anne Pownall Cote, 59, passed away peacefully Tuesday, March 15 after a short illness with her family at her side.

Anne was a native Floridian and was born in Starke, Florida. She graduated from Palm Bay High School and went on to become a world-known sales manager in the martial arts field from which she gained many long-time friends in the field. She worked for many years at Macho Products and most recently at Asian World.

Although never blessed with children, Anne was a beloved aunt, devoted daughter and cherished sister. She leaves behind to grieve her mother and step-father Janice Pownall and Farooh Mohammed, her dad and step-mother Thomas and Leslie Pownall; sisters Esther Pownall and Bridgette Kraft, her brother and sister-in-law Tommy and Michele Pownall; and numerous nieces, nephews and grand-nieces and grand-nephews.

Services will be held Saturday, March 19 at 1:00 pm at Brownlie Maxwell Funeral Home with a memorial following at Rooney’s, 2641 Palm Bay Road, NE, Palm Bay.

Annie has a love and passion for cats, so in lieu of flowers, her family requests that donations be made in her memory to Halo No-kill Shelter in Sebastian, Florida or your local No-kill shelter. The family would like to thank the doctors and staff at William Childs Hospice House for their loving care in Anne’s last days.

Halo No-kill Shelter

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Master Hong Ki Kim, Fiona and Laura from Miami wrote on March 17, 2022:
We have known Anne since the start of her career in martial arts sales. It was always a pleasure working with her and over the years we came to think of her as a friend, exchanging stories about our families and pets. Anne was a very special person and her passing leaves a great void. We will all miss her and extend our heartfelt condolences to her families and colleagues.
Master Hong K. Kim, Fiona and Laura from Miami wrote on March 17, 2022:
We have known Anne since the start of her career in martial arts sales. It was always a pleasure working with her and over the years we thought of her as a friend, exchanging stories about our families and pets. Anne was a very special person and her passing leaves a great void. We will all miss her and extend our heartfelt condolences to her family and co-workers.
Esther Pownall from Palm Bay wrote on March 17, 2022:
To my wonderful amazing sister. I love you so much. I will miss our gatherings and seeing your beautiful eyes and smile. I know your at peace. Loving you always Your sista Esther
Jason Kesler from Fishers wrote on March 17, 2022:
You were such a wonderful person. Thank you for our friendship. You will be missed very much.
Julee Peck from Raleigh wrote on March 17, 2022:
Anne was a wonderful person who will definitely be missed by her Taekwondo America friends. Prayers for peace go out to her family during this difficult time.
Pamela Gleason from Palm Bay wrote on March 17, 2022:
Annie, You were an inspiration to so many. I will miss you dearly. Heaven has one more angel. May you dance and play surrounded by all that you missed and loved!! Love, Mark and Pam Gleason
Stacy Morgan from Westerville wrote on March 16, 2022:
My friend of 25 years will be missed. God Bless
Esther Pownall from Palm Bay wrote on March 16, 2022:
My sista ♥️
Lori Maguire from GRANT VLKRIA wrote on March 16, 2022:
Anne and I both worked at Macho. We shared celebration and lots of laughter during and outside of work. Always willing to help with any question big or small. Anne i will cherish the memories and smile whenever i think of you. Rest in Peace..🙂🙂
John Divens from MERRITT ISLAND wrote on March 16, 2022:
I worked closely with Anne for many years. She led the Sales Team and I supervised shipping. I'm saddened to hear that Anne passed away. She will be missed. JD
Janice J.Pownall from Palm Bay, Florida wrote on March 16, 2022:
I will miss you my daughter until we meet again. I am happy you are at peace. We will meet again Annie,