Roxann Lincoln,  lovely known by her many nicknames, including "Ooh Baby" and " Foxy Roxy" was born on August 12, 1963, in Loudoun County, Virginia.

Roxanne spent time at Dulles Rehabilitation Center, where she became known for her kindness and compassion. Even though she was unable to get out of bed, she was always there for the other patients in her room, offering comfort and support. She was deeply loved and respected by the staff.

Roxann passed away on April 9, 2026 at Reston Hospital surrounded by family and a host of doctors and nurses who truly enjoyed caring for her. She was the beloved daughter of the late Christell Mitchell Lincoln and William Elias Lincoln.

Roxann attendant and graduated from Loudoun County High School . She was a devoted mother, grandmother, sister, and friend who cherished her family above all else.

She leaves to cherish her memory, her son, Matthew Ramey and daughter Angel Ramey; along with her four grandchildren, Reign, Kamari, TJ and baby John. She is also survived by her brother Joseph Michael Lincoln (Che), her sisters, Betty Jane King, Ramona Kay Ridges (Paul), and Stephanie Michelle Greene (Delbert).  Roxann adored her grandchildren and loved talking and playing with them.

Roxann work for the Loudoun County Government as a CASA Supervisor and dedicated over 20 years to Adapted Recreation. She also worked for Loudoun County Public Schools as an assistant. No matter where she was needed, Roxann was always willing to lend a helping hand.

She was well known for organizing bus trips to many different places, often filling two to three buses each time. People would always ask when the next trip would be.Roxann was a loving and dedicated person to her family friends and everyone she met along her journey. She loved dancing --especially to her favorite song, "Doing the Butt" -- and enjoyed socializing and having a good time.

She also enjoyed playing games on her tablet and cell phone and simply loved life wherever she was. Roxann often joked about how she could bait a hook while fishing, even though she didn't enjoy eating fish.  She was also known for making delicious potato salad and deviled eggs.

Roxann was a loyal fan of the Washington Redskins now known as the Washington Commanders and was famous for hosting football parties -- especially during games against the Dallas Cowboys.

She shared a special bond with her many nieces and nephews, loving them all dearly, especially "Bico" (John), "Zize Zize (Zion),  and Xavier (Marcus).

Roxann was preceded in death by her mother Christell, her father William Lincoln; her grandson Keyon; five brothers William (Billy), Carol, Eugene (Gene), George, and Clarence (Tiny Tim); two sisters, Evelyn (Boots) and Patricia; and her nieces Teresa and Regina.

Roxann was deeply dedicated to her church; Mt. Zion Hamilton, where she faithfully served as Head Usher. She took her role seriously and served with pride and love.

Roxann was truly loved and will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

We love you Roxann, and we are so proud of you.