PHOTOS: Remembering Anne Cox Chambers Anne Cox Chambers. a philanthropist, diplomat and Chairman of Atlanta Newspapers has died. She was 100. Photo: Cox Family
PHOTOS: Remembering Anne Cox Chambers Anne Cox Chambers and her sister, Barbara Cox, who died in May 2007, were owners of the privately held Cox Enterprises since 1974, when their brother, James McMahon Cox Jr., died and control of the family trust passed to them. Photo: Cox Family
PHOTOS: Remembering Anne Cox Chambers Anne Cox Chambers at the wing named for her inside the High Museum of Art. (Photo credit: High Museum of Art)
PHOTOS: Remembering Anne Cox Chambers Atlanta and the metro area holdings of Cox Enterprises were particularly special to Ann Cox Chambers. She served on the Cox board of directors and retained the title of chairman of Atlanta Newspapers. Photo: Cox Family
PHOTOS: Remembering Anne Cox Chambers Anne Cox Chambers sits next to Maya Angelou
PHOTOS: Remembering Anne Cox Chambers Anne Cox Chamber sits with her sister Barbara Cox Anthony.
PHOTOS: Remembering Anne Cox Chambers Anne Cox Chambers poses in her home.
PHOTOS: Remembering Anne Cox Chambers Photo of Anne Cox Chambers with her father James Cox and sister
PHOTOS: Remembering Anne Cox Chambers Former President Jimmy Carter presents Anne Cox Chambers with an award.
Photos: Remembering Anne Cox Chambers Anne Cox Chambers and Jack Welsch signed contract February 1979
PHOTOS: Remembering Anne Cox Chambers Anne Cox Chambers seated with President Jimmy Carter and others. Chambers served as U.S. Ambassador to Belgium.
