"No one is ever gone as long as someone still has memories of them."- Ed Worthington
Linda Gayle Anderson passed away in Conroe, Texas at 7:55 a.m. on Sunday, October 9th, 2016 at the age of 74. Linda was preceded in death by her father Newell Alexander and her mother, Irene Alexander. Linda is survived by her loving husband, Jerry Anderson of 34 years. They were married in Houston, Texas in 1982.
Linda is lovingly remembered by her daughter, Elizabeth "Libby" McDuff and husband Tim, her son, Lee Smither and His wife Amber, her daughter Alexis Anderson. Jerry's daughters, Sandra, Sonya, and Shannon. She is also survived by her many grandchildren, Madeleine and Jennifer, Elle and Colton, Rachel and Jordan, Aiden, Amoriee and Makayla, and Damien. Linda also leaves behind her older brother, Newell Alexander and his wife, Rosemary along with his two daughters Courtney and Sheridan. Linda's little sister, Leslie Murray with her two daughters Courtney and Sheridan. Lastly, her sister in law, Cyndy Sanders and husband Tommy with their daughters Stacey and Tori.
Linda was born in Borger, Texas on January 28, 1942. She attended school in New Mexico and Houston, Texas. Linda graduated from Spring Branch High School in 1960. Linda was, at one time, a newspaper reporter in San Antonio, Texas. Linda also worked in Public Relations in the Hotel Industry. Later in life, Linda enjoyed many hobbies, such as golf, quilting and crocheting. Some of her favorite times were making special gifts for the special people in her life. Linda enjoyed traveling with her husband Jerry to various places, but her favorite trips were cruises they took to Alaska.
The Memorial Service was held at McNutt Funeral Home, 1703 Porter Road in Conroe, Texas on Thursday, October 13, 2016 with Shayne Stowe officiating.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to your favorite charity
Gayle's Story...she posted on her bio at classmates.com!
Life started at Plains Hosp. in Borger, Tx. Moved to Albuquerque at age 5. Moved from Albuquerque to Houston in 1956 for Jr. High and H.S. Went against Mrs. Brown's opinion that I should be an auto mechanic. Finished Journalism Degree at 34. Newspaper Reporter, San Antonio Express/News. Married for 28 years to childhood sweetheart Jerry Anderson. Grandmother of 5. Great-grandmother of 4! Don't feel 67. Did I just say 67? Heck yes, don't feel every day of it, anymore! It's good to see everyone's names and to see that we are all still kicking. Live in Conroe, active in politics, deal in antiques, and just generally enjoy life. Still laugh, A LOT!
Linda Gayle Anderson passed away in Conroe, Texas at 7:55 a.m. on Sunday, October 9th, 2016 at the age of 74. Linda was preceded in death by her father Newell Alexander and her mother, Irene Alexander. Linda is survived by her loving husband, Jerry Anderson of 34 years. They were married in Houston, Texas in 1982.
Linda is lovingly remembered by her daughter, Elizabeth "Libby" McDuff and husband Tim, her son, Lee Smither and His wife Amber, her daughter Alexis Anderson. Jerry's daughters, Sandra, Sonya, and Shannon. She is also survived by her many grandchildren, Madeleine and Jennifer, Elle and Colton, Rachel and Jordan, Aiden, Amoriee and Makayla, and Damien. Linda also leaves behind her older brother, Newell Alexander and his wife, Rosemary along with his two daughters Courtney and Sheridan. Linda's little sister, Leslie Murray with her two daughters Courtney and Sheridan. Lastly, her sister in law, Cyndy Sanders and husband Tommy with their daughters Stacey and Tori.
Linda was born in Borger, Texas on January 28, 1942. She attended school in New Mexico and Houston, Texas. Linda graduated from Spring Branch High School in 1960. Linda was, at one time, a newspaper reporter in San Antonio, Texas. Linda also worked in Public Relations in the Hotel Industry. Later in life, Linda enjoyed many hobbies, such as golf, quilting and crocheting. Some of her favorite times were making special gifts for the special people in her life. Linda enjoyed traveling with her husband Jerry to various places, but her favorite trips were cruises they took to Alaska.
The Memorial Service was held at McNutt Funeral Home, 1703 Porter Road in Conroe, Texas on Thursday, October 13, 2016 with Shayne Stowe officiating.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to your favorite charity
Gayle's Story...she posted on her bio at classmates.com!
Life started at Plains Hosp. in Borger, Tx. Moved to Albuquerque at age 5. Moved from Albuquerque to Houston in 1956 for Jr. High and H.S. Went against Mrs. Brown's opinion that I should be an auto mechanic. Finished Journalism Degree at 34. Newspaper Reporter, San Antonio Express/News. Married for 28 years to childhood sweetheart Jerry Anderson. Grandmother of 5. Great-grandmother of 4! Don't feel 67. Did I just say 67? Heck yes, don't feel every day of it, anymore! It's good to see everyone's names and to see that we are all still kicking. Live in Conroe, active in politics, deal in antiques, and just generally enjoy life. Still laugh, A LOT!
"No one is ever gone as long as someone still has memories of them."- Ed Worthington
Linda Gayle Anderson passed away in Conroe, Texas at 7:55 a.m. on Sunday, October 9th, 2016 at the age of 74. Linda was preceded in death by her father Newell Alexander and her mother, Irene Alexander. Linda is survived by her loving husband, Jerry Anderson of 34 years. They were married in Houston, Texas in 1982.
Linda is lovingly remembered by her daughter, Elizabeth "Libby" McDuff and husband Tim, her son, Lee Smither and His wife Amber, her daughter Alexis Anderson. Jerry's daughters, Sandra, Sonya, and Shannon. She is also survived by her many grandchildren, Madeleine and Jennifer, Elle and Colton, Rachel and Jordan, Aiden, Amoriee and Makayla, and Damien. Linda also leaves behind her older brother, Newell Alexander and his wife, Rosemary along with his two daughters Courtney and Sheridan. Linda's little sister, Leslie Murray with her two daughters Courtney and Sheridan. Lastly, her sister in law, Cyndy Sanders and husband Tommy with their daughters Stacey and Tori.
Linda was born in Borger, Texas on January 28, 1942. She attended school in New Mexico and Houston, Texas. Linda graduated from Spring Branch High School in 1960. Linda was, at one time, a newspaper reporter in San Antonio, Texas. Linda also worked in Public Relations in the Hotel Industry. Later in life, Linda enjoyed many hobbies, such as golf, quilting and crocheting. Some of her favorite times were making special gifts for the special people in her life. Linda enjoyed traveling with her husband Jerry to various places, but her favorite trips were cruises they took to Alaska.
The Memorial Service was held at McNutt Funeral Home, 1703 Porter Road in Conroe, Texas on Thursday, October 13, 2016 with Shayne Stowe officiating.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to your favorite charity
Gayle's Story...she posted on her bio at classmates.com!
Life started at Plains Hosp. in Borger, Tx. Moved to Albuquerque at age 5. Moved from Albuquerque to Houston in 1956 for Jr. High and H.S. Went against Mrs. Brown's opinion that I should be an auto mechanic. Finished Journalism Degree at 34. Newspaper Reporter, San Antonio Express/News. Married for 28 years to childhood sweetheart Jerry Anderson. Grandmother of 5. Great-grandmother of 4! Don't feel 67. Did I just say 67? Heck yes, don't feel every day of it, anymore! It's good to see everyone's names and to see that we are all still kicking. Live in Conroe, active in politics, deal in antiques, and just generally enjoy life. Still laugh, A LOT!
Linda Gayle Anderson passed away in Conroe, Texas at 7:55 a.m. on Sunday, October 9th, 2016 at the age of 74. Linda was preceded in death by her father Newell Alexander and her mother, Irene Alexander. Linda is survived by her loving husband, Jerry Anderson of 34 years. They were married in Houston, Texas in 1982.
Linda is lovingly remembered by her daughter, Elizabeth "Libby" McDuff and husband Tim, her son, Lee Smither and His wife Amber, her daughter Alexis Anderson. Jerry's daughters, Sandra, Sonya, and Shannon. She is also survived by her many grandchildren, Madeleine and Jennifer, Elle and Colton, Rachel and Jordan, Aiden, Amoriee and Makayla, and Damien. Linda also leaves behind her older brother, Newell Alexander and his wife, Rosemary along with his two daughters Courtney and Sheridan. Linda's little sister, Leslie Murray with her two daughters Courtney and Sheridan. Lastly, her sister in law, Cyndy Sanders and husband Tommy with their daughters Stacey and Tori.
Linda was born in Borger, Texas on January 28, 1942. She attended school in New Mexico and Houston, Texas. Linda graduated from Spring Branch High School in 1960. Linda was, at one time, a newspaper reporter in San Antonio, Texas. Linda also worked in Public Relations in the Hotel Industry. Later in life, Linda enjoyed many hobbies, such as golf, quilting and crocheting. Some of her favorite times were making special gifts for the special people in her life. Linda enjoyed traveling with her husband Jerry to various places, but her favorite trips were cruises they took to Alaska.
The Memorial Service was held at McNutt Funeral Home, 1703 Porter Road in Conroe, Texas on Thursday, October 13, 2016 with Shayne Stowe officiating.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to your favorite charity
Gayle's Story...she posted on her bio at classmates.com!
Life started at Plains Hosp. in Borger, Tx. Moved to Albuquerque at age 5. Moved from Albuquerque to Houston in 1956 for Jr. High and H.S. Went against Mrs. Brown's opinion that I should be an auto mechanic. Finished Journalism Degree at 34. Newspaper Reporter, San Antonio Express/News. Married for 28 years to childhood sweetheart Jerry Anderson. Grandmother of 5. Great-grandmother of 4! Don't feel 67. Did I just say 67? Heck yes, don't feel every day of it, anymore! It's good to see everyone's names and to see that we are all still kicking. Live in Conroe, active in politics, deal in antiques, and just generally enjoy life. Still laugh, A LOT!
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