1993 Wrote and recorded "Pack It Up" for the Florida Commercial Fishing Industry. Released and played on numerous radio stations around the state of Florida. Performed throughout the state at seafood festivals and events promoting the seafood industry and on Television such as "This Weeks Entertainment in the Keys" at the Islamorada Seafood Festival. Made several trips to Nashville selling seafood and promoting her songwriting. 1994 Louisiana Commercial Fisherman's Industry adopted "Pack It Up" to use as promotion to aide and support their state's Seafood Industry. First performance of Songwriters Night at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville. Performed at the Boardwalk Cafe writer's night. Began her Nashville collaboration with other writers that night. Performed in New York City at a private gathering showcase hosted by Tony Award winning Broadway producer Dasha Epstein (Ain't Misbehaving). Performed two shows at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry Live Saturday Night featuring Porter Wagner & Charlie Pride performing her own original songs with the Opry's house band to a packed audience of 4400+ people. 1995 Signed contract with Tommy Volando (Fiddler On The Roof / Kiss Of The Spider Woman) of Fiddleback Music Publishing (BMI) on Madison Ave in NYC. 1996 New Orleans: Performed at the Sheridan Hotel Grand Ballroom for "The Louisiana Chef's Tasting". A benefit for the Louisiana Seafood Marketing Campaign and Seafood Industry with chefs such as Chef Paul Prudhomme among others. 1997 Formed AnaRoza vocal duo with teenage daughter Roza Smith and began performing at various Florida events promoting their own original music. 1998/1999 Began studio production work with Emmy Award winner Brian Siewert (Guiding Light) of Triple S productions in Nashville. Performed with daughter Roza as AnaRoza for the first time at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville. 2000/2001 Moves to Nashville to promote her original music and co-wrote at BMI with various Nashville writers while still performing with her daughter as AnaRoza. Performs at various Nashville venues including The Bluebird Cafe, Exit In BMI showcases, Broken Spoke writer's rounds (regular), Boardwalk Cafe writer's rounds (regular), Gibson Showcases at Opry Mills (regular), Thompson Station and Ernest Tub's Record Shop. Performs in NYC at an event hosted by Dasha Epstein for the cast/crew of "Annie Get Your Gun". Roza marries J.D. Smith of the group Whisky Run. 2002 AnaRoza performs their last show as a duo opening for Ralph Stanley at a multi-day Florida Festival. Anna and Roza both decide that Roza's pending motherhood carrys a greater weight than the duo's musical career. Anna moves back to her beloved Florida. 2004 Michelle Crowley records Anna's "Love So Rare" (co-written with Richard Donahue) which is posted to the Internet's Country Music Radio where it peaks at #4. Performs at the New Orleans Shrimp-Aid concert featuring Doug Kershaw, attended by 10,000+ to benefit the Gulf Coast Shrimper's Association. 2005 Formed Anna White & Clam Jam. Performs at the Charlie Daniels Amphitheater for a fundraiser benefiting the children's organization "This Horse Is Silent". Appeared in and performed the featured song, her original "Pack It Up", for the documentary "In Their Own Words" by filmmaker Mike Jepson. Appeared in and performed the featured song (Pack It Up) for the Florida Humanities Council funded play "Net Loss / Net Gain". 2006 Anna & Clam Jam perform along with Bo Diddly at the BMS Music Festival. Performs with Clam Jam at The Suwannee River Jam featuring John Anderson & Montgomery Gentry. Records television special for the WYKE Key Training Center's Telethon Fundraiser helping to raise $168,000. ...and accomplished these things while raising seven children and managing her Clam Farm in Florida.