Annie Wersching

Annie Wersching played an American actress. The actress is famous for her TV roles, including Renee Walker on 24, Julia Brasher and Bosch in Timeless as Emma Whitmore. Rosalind was also the performer-capture character of Tess within the videogame The Last of Us. Annie Wersching passed away at the age 45 of an American television actress on the 29th of January 2123. She was also the voice of Tess in the show The Last of Us, as well as appearing in television programs like 24 and Timeless. Stephen Full, her husband confirmed her death in a separate statement. He stated that Annie was not just leaving an enormous gap in the family, but also had the ability to make it. The way she danced was not based upon music. She discovered special moments even in the most mundane of circumstances. Annie was born the 28th of March 1977. She's loved by her husband Stephen Full as well as her sons, Freddie, Ozzie, and Archie. Her birthplace was St. Louis Missouri. Her parents were Sandy Wersching (mother) and Frank Wersching Jr. In 1995, she earned a diploma at Crossroads College Preparatory School. Her graduation was a master's certificate of Fine Arts at Millikin University in 1999. In 2002, she was just 24 when she first made an acting role in an episode in the television series Star Trek. Anne received the role of FBI Special Agent Renee Walker for the 2007 season 24. The actor has had a long career in acting. Some of his roles included The Vampire Diaries and Marvel's Runaways The Rookie The Next Generation Picard. Because many are interested in her educational background and experience, we've decided to make the most complete information available publicly concerning her. Annie Wersching was both born and raised within St. Louis Missouri in the United States. She graduated in 1995 and received a high school diploma in the form of Crossroads College Preparatory School located in Central West End St. Louis. In her early days, she was as a Celtic Stepdances dancer as well as an Irish dancer. Millikin University granted her a bachelor of master of fine arts in musical theater in 1999.