Anecia Noelle Triplett

Anecia Noelle Triplett, 33, departed this life on Wednesday, July 20, 2022.  Anecia was born on Monday, July 3, 1989, at Mercy Memorial Hospital in St. Joseph, Michigan, and was the daughter of Anna Maria Brown.  Anecia accepted Christ as her Lord and Savior at an early age under the leadership of the late Reverend Emery Varrie, the Pastor of Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church.

Anecia was a graduate of Benton Harbor High School in 2007 and she was a member of the Benton Harbor High School Tiger Marching Band, she was 2nd runner up in the Miss Benton Harbor Contest 2007, and was Miss Fairplain Northeast 1999.  Anecia was employed by United Federal Credit Union and a volunteer Election Inspector for the City of Benton Harbor. 

Anecia was a great cook and she loved to barbecue and entertain her family and friends.  Anecia loved to make you laugh and was often described as having a dry humor that she inherited from her grandmother, Ollie Mae Brown.  Not to the surprise of the people who knew Anecia, she spoke out and was an activist for her community.  Even when the things she spoke about were not popular, she spoke on them anyway, she inherited that from her grandfather whose advice concerning politics was to watch and listen, simply put by the young people of Anecia’s generation   Stay Woke.”  Anecia, did just that and was unapologetically vocal when it became necessary.

Anecia brought into this world two beautiful children to cherish her memory a son, Anori Triplett-Tate, a daughter, Tynea Karniece McClinton of Benton Harbor, and her Mother Anna Maria Brown.  Two Uncles:  Jeffrey (Diana) Brown of Jonesboro, Georgia, and Carl (Belinda) Brown of Slidell, Louisiana.  Two Godmothers, Norma (Clyde) Pratt and Glenda Bell, both of Benton Harbor, Godfather Jeffrey Bell of Flint, MI, and a host of cousins and friends.

Anecia was preceded in death by her Maternal Grandparents Buddy and Ollie Mae Brown, an Uncle Anthony Brown, and a Great Aunt, Rosetta Sanders. 

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made at United Federal Credit Union.
 

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