Maggie Ann Payne was born July 25, 1950 in Proctor, Arkansas to the late Charlean Payne. She was the eldest of three daughters. Her sister Lynda preceded her in death. At an early age, Maggie confessed her belief in Jesus Christ as her Lord and Savior. Her parents made sure they attended Sunday school every Sunday while they lived in Arkansas. Maggie moved to Chicago where she attended Hess Elementary School and Farragut High School. Chicago was where she met Littleton Hawkins, affectionately known as Bam. They had a special union and bore four sons, who were Maggie's pride and joy. After many years in Chicago, Maggie relocated to Racine, Wisconsin. It was in Racine where Maggie found peace and tranquility. In her down time, Maggie could be found watching Court TV, completing puzzles and expressing her love and affection through cooking. She was specifically known for her amazing beans and cornbread. Maggie was an inspiring, strong woman who lived life to the fullest. During her lifetime she touched many lives. The doors to her heart and home were always open. Maggie fell ill December 15, 2016 while with her sister Beverly, who she spoke with everyday. She made her final transition on January 1, 2017, while surrounded by her loved ones.Maggie will join her sister and mother when her remains are spread at their mother's gravesite in Memphis, TN. Maggie Ann Payne will continue to live through the lives of her friend of 52 years and father of her children Littleton Hawkins (Bam) of Chicago, Il, four sons, Lamar (Racine, WI), Patrick (Kansas City, MO), Undrell of Chicago, Il and Landon (Natashia) of Aurora, Il; one sister Beverly of Waukegan, Il; twenty-two grandchildren; eleven great-grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, and loving friends. Relatives and friends are invited to meet with Maggie's family at the funeral home on Sunday, January 8, 2017 from 12 noon until 3 p.m.