Brenda Kay Anderson Wood,64,of Pineville,Mo. left this earth on July 1,2015 at her daughter Rhonda's home in Benton, Ark. after a long battle with cancer.
Brenda was born July 21,1950 in Solgohachia, Ark. to Joseph Selby Anderson and Mildred Dean Joslin Anderson. Brenda spent most of her life helping others.She was a dedicated nurse for over 20 years,a faithful friend,loving Mother,loving sister,an amazing Grandmother and an adoring wife. She is preceded in death by her parents,brothers Daniel and Dennis Anderson and sister Martha Hudson.
Brenda is survived by her husband, Richard Wood of the home,4 children Fred Short and wife Sarah of Decatur,Ark.,Rhonda Lackey and husband Chad of Benton,Ark.,Kim Mullen and husband Russell of Pineville,Mo.,and Natalie Keck and husband Tony of Springdale,Ark.Brenda also left behind 2 sisters Jo Goodall and Fern Jones both of Hattieville, Ark., and 4 brothers
Lee Anderson of Garfield,Ark.,Wayne Anderson of Pea Ridge, Ark.,and Donald and David Anderson of Pineville, Mo. 19 grandchildren,8 great grandchildren and several nieces, nephews and cousins along with a multitude of friends.
Brenda wanted her life to be celebrated not mourned. All family and friends are invited to attend a celebration of her life in her honor at 6 P.M. Friday July 17,2015 at Wendell Jones Rd. in Garfield, Ark.
AFTERGLOW
I'D LIKE THE MEMORY OF ME
TO BE A HAPPY ONE
I'D LIKE TO LEAVE AN AFTERGLOW
OF SMILES WHEN LIFE IS DONE
I'D LIKE TO LEAVE AN ECHO
WHISPERING SOFTLY DOWN THE WAYS
OF HAPPY TIMES AND LAUGHING TIMES
AND BRIGHT AND SUNNY DAYS
I'D LIKE THE TEARS OF THOSE WHO GRIEVE,
TO DRY BEFORE THE SUN
OF HAPPY MEMORIES THAT I LEAVE
WHEN LIFE IS DONE
Brenda was born July 21,1950 in Solgohachia, Ark. to Joseph Selby Anderson and Mildred Dean Joslin Anderson. Brenda spent most of her life helping others.She was a dedicated nurse for over 20 years,a faithful friend,loving Mother,loving sister,an amazing Grandmother and an adoring wife. She is preceded in death by her parents,brothers Daniel and Dennis Anderson and sister Martha Hudson.
Brenda is survived by her husband, Richard Wood of the home,4 children Fred Short and wife Sarah of Decatur,Ark.,Rhonda Lackey and husband Chad of Benton,Ark.,Kim Mullen and husband Russell of Pineville,Mo.,and Natalie Keck and husband Tony of Springdale,Ark.Brenda also left behind 2 sisters Jo Goodall and Fern Jones both of Hattieville, Ark., and 4 brothers
Lee Anderson of Garfield,Ark.,Wayne Anderson of Pea Ridge, Ark.,and Donald and David Anderson of Pineville, Mo. 19 grandchildren,8 great grandchildren and several nieces, nephews and cousins along with a multitude of friends.
Brenda wanted her life to be celebrated not mourned. All family and friends are invited to attend a celebration of her life in her honor at 6 P.M. Friday July 17,2015 at Wendell Jones Rd. in Garfield, Ark.
AFTERGLOW
I'D LIKE THE MEMORY OF ME
TO BE A HAPPY ONE
I'D LIKE TO LEAVE AN AFTERGLOW
OF SMILES WHEN LIFE IS DONE
I'D LIKE TO LEAVE AN ECHO
WHISPERING SOFTLY DOWN THE WAYS
OF HAPPY TIMES AND LAUGHING TIMES
AND BRIGHT AND SUNNY DAYS
I'D LIKE THE TEARS OF THOSE WHO GRIEVE,
TO DRY BEFORE THE SUN
OF HAPPY MEMORIES THAT I LEAVE
WHEN LIFE IS DONE
Brenda Kay Anderson Wood,64,of Pineville,Mo. left this earth on July 1,2015 at her daughter Rhonda's home in Benton, Ark. after a long battle with cancer.
Brenda was born July 21,1950 in Solgohachia, Ark. to Joseph Selby Anderson and Mildred Dean Joslin Anderson. Brenda spent most of her life helping others.She was a dedicated nurse for over 20 years,a faithful friend,loving Mother,loving sister,an amazing Grandmother and an adoring wife. She is preceded in death by her parents,brothers Daniel and Dennis Anderson and sister Martha Hudson.
Brenda is survived by her husband, Richard Wood of the home,4 children Fred Short and wife Sarah of Decatur,Ark.,Rhonda Lackey and husband Chad of Benton,Ark.,Kim Mullen and husband Russell of Pineville,Mo.,and Natalie Keck and husband Tony of Springdale,Ark.Brenda also left behind 2 sisters Jo Goodall and Fern Jones both of Hattieville, Ark., and 4 brothers
Lee Anderson of Garfield,Ark.,Wayne Anderson of Pea Ridge, Ark.,and Donald and David Anderson of Pineville, Mo. 19 grandchildren,8 great grandchildren and several nieces, nephews and cousins along with a multitude of friends.
Brenda wanted her life to be celebrated not mourned. All family and friends are invited to attend a celebration of her life in her honor at 6 P.M. Friday July 17,2015 at Wendell Jones Rd. in Garfield, Ark.
AFTERGLOW
I'D LIKE THE MEMORY OF ME
TO BE A HAPPY ONE
I'D LIKE TO LEAVE AN AFTERGLOW
OF SMILES WHEN LIFE IS DONE
I'D LIKE TO LEAVE AN ECHO
WHISPERING SOFTLY DOWN THE WAYS
OF HAPPY TIMES AND LAUGHING TIMES
AND BRIGHT AND SUNNY DAYS
I'D LIKE THE TEARS OF THOSE WHO GRIEVE,
TO DRY BEFORE THE SUN
OF HAPPY MEMORIES THAT I LEAVE
WHEN LIFE IS DONE
Brenda was born July 21,1950 in Solgohachia, Ark. to Joseph Selby Anderson and Mildred Dean Joslin Anderson. Brenda spent most of her life helping others.She was a dedicated nurse for over 20 years,a faithful friend,loving Mother,loving sister,an amazing Grandmother and an adoring wife. She is preceded in death by her parents,brothers Daniel and Dennis Anderson and sister Martha Hudson.
Brenda is survived by her husband, Richard Wood of the home,4 children Fred Short and wife Sarah of Decatur,Ark.,Rhonda Lackey and husband Chad of Benton,Ark.,Kim Mullen and husband Russell of Pineville,Mo.,and Natalie Keck and husband Tony of Springdale,Ark.Brenda also left behind 2 sisters Jo Goodall and Fern Jones both of Hattieville, Ark., and 4 brothers
Lee Anderson of Garfield,Ark.,Wayne Anderson of Pea Ridge, Ark.,and Donald and David Anderson of Pineville, Mo. 19 grandchildren,8 great grandchildren and several nieces, nephews and cousins along with a multitude of friends.
Brenda wanted her life to be celebrated not mourned. All family and friends are invited to attend a celebration of her life in her honor at 6 P.M. Friday July 17,2015 at Wendell Jones Rd. in Garfield, Ark.
AFTERGLOW
I'D LIKE THE MEMORY OF ME
TO BE A HAPPY ONE
I'D LIKE TO LEAVE AN AFTERGLOW
OF SMILES WHEN LIFE IS DONE
I'D LIKE TO LEAVE AN ECHO
WHISPERING SOFTLY DOWN THE WAYS
OF HAPPY TIMES AND LAUGHING TIMES
AND BRIGHT AND SUNNY DAYS
I'D LIKE THE TEARS OF THOSE WHO GRIEVE,
TO DRY BEFORE THE SUN
OF HAPPY MEMORIES THAT I LEAVE
WHEN LIFE IS DONE
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