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Mama June, Honey Boo Boo and More Seen Mourning at Anna Cardwell’s Funeral in Photos

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Dec 14, 2023 7:52 pm·

By Beth Shilliday

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“Mama June” Shannon, Alana “Honey Boo Boo” Thompson and more relatives and friends said their goodbyes at the funeral of the TLC star’s oldest daughter, Anna Cardwell, who died on December 9 after a 10-month battle with cancer.

The service was held at Williams-White Columns Funeral Home in Gordon, Georgia on Wednesday, December 13, where about 70 people gathered to celebrate Anna’s life after her passing at age 29.

Photos showed Alana was supported by her boyfriend, Dralin Carswell, while June greeted funeral-goers in a floral dress. After the service, many were seen hugging and openly weeping outside of the funeral home, after what must have been a very moving celebration of life.

Scroll down to see photos from Anna’s funeral.

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Awaiting Guests

Mama June wore a black floral dress with a sweater as she and daughter Lauryn “Pumpkin” Efird stood outside the funeral home.

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Family United

June stood with daughters Alana and Lauryn, looking solemn.

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Peaceful

Alana had a moment to herself as she sat in a white rocking chair waiting for Anna’s funeral to begin.

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There for Her

Alana’s boyfriend, Dralin, was on hand to lend support.

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Moving Moments

Mourners hugged outside the funeral home following Anna’s celebration of life.

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Difficult Times

Several guests openly wept outside following the service.

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