Anna Lambert Watters, 40 years old passed away unexpectedly on June 11, 2022 after a long courageous battle with kidney disease. She was a proud lifelong resident of Cypress, Texas and a 1999 graduate of Cy-Fair High School. Anna fought her battles with strength and grace and held on until GOD decided she had enough. To know Anna was to love Anna. She was a beautiful person inside and out with an incredible sense of humor and infectious laugh.

She is survived by the love of her life and the man that changed her in so many amazing ways, Jeff Watters. He sprang into her life infusing it with joy, love, and so much fun. She is also survived by the best and most precious miracle to ever live, her daughter, Emma Watters. The moment Emma was placed in Anna's arms her life completely and utterly changed for the better. Emma gave Anna the best purpose of her entire life, motherhood. Like everything in Anna's life, she took to the challenge of being the best mom to her precious girl. They did everything together and were true partners in crime to the end because "girls rule and boys drool". Pedicures, riding horses, nature walks, riding bikes, laying on the beach, hanging by the pool, reading books or just snuggling, whatever the occasion, Anna and Emma were up for it.

Anna could have never found the life she had with Emma and Jeff without the love, support, and guidance of her parents Jeanne and Gary Lambert. They are and have always been her solid rocks and security and the guiding posts that made Anna the spitfire she was. These amazing parents raised a girl full of fire, stubborn will and love for life and those qualities sustained her till the end.

She is also survived by her first two heroes and best friends Adam Lambert (wife Megan) and Alex Lambert (wife Natalie) (nieces, Shayla and Jacksyn, nephew Bryson). She learned how to fight for what she believed in by their sides. She loved her brothers so much and was so very proud to be called their sis. She is also survived by a host of aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, childhood friends, college friends and her closest friends who will miss her dearly.

Anna loved and valued spending time with family at the beach house. Lounging on the beach and going fishing on their boat in the bay. She was so little that the fish were sometimes as big as her, and Jeff had to reel them in. Anna was a planner and left sticky notes everywhere. She also was an excellent spades player and could stay for hours playing game after game. Anna lived her life on her terms and took life by the horns in the face of insurmountable odds and did it with flair and great zeal. She will be forever in our hearts.

There will be a funeral mass on Friday, June 24th at 11:00 a.m. at Christ the Redeemer Church, 11507 Huffmeister Rd., Houston, TX 77065.

Please join us for a Celebration of Anna's Life following the service at the home of Jeanne and Gary Lambert, 106 Indigo Ct., Magnolia, TX 77355.

If you wish to send flowers the main church will accept deliveries beginning 10:00 a.m. Additionally the family has requested to send donations to the American Kidney Fund in memory of Anna at www.kidneyfund.org and click on donate today.  For those who are unable to attend the Funeral Mass a link to view the service on line is attached.

Mass of Christian Burial for Anna Christine Watters