Sheila Sue Anderson, 55, passed away December 13, 2016 at St. Anthony’s Manor in Casper, Wyoming, surrounded by her family.
Born December 11, 1961 in Thermopolis, Wyoming, she was the daughter of George and Helen (Byer) Kinsel. Following graduation from Hot Springs County High School she attended Casper College. In Thermopolis she was a member of Community Federated Church and enjoyed singing in the choir.
In 1988 she married Richard Anderson in Phoenix, AZ. The couple later divorced. Sheila lived in Riverton, Lander and then Casper where she presently resided. As she suffered many years from kidney failure, she remained strong throughout her battle. A hard worker, she had a kind heart and would do anything for anyone, touching many lives. Her grandson was her pride and joy and helped keep her going. In Casper she was a member of the Basic Fellowship Christian Church.
Preceding her in death was her father, son and daughter. Family left to cherish her memory include her mother, Helen of Casper; brother, Troy of Nashville, TN; daughter, Stephanie (Stuart) Comstock, Katherine Anderson (Chelsey) and 2 year old grandson, Colin.
© Mortimore Funeral December 21, 2016
Born December 11, 1961 in Thermopolis, Wyoming, she was the daughter of George and Helen (Byer) Kinsel. Following graduation from Hot Springs County High School she attended Casper College. In Thermopolis she was a member of Community Federated Church and enjoyed singing in the choir.
In 1988 she married Richard Anderson in Phoenix, AZ. The couple later divorced. Sheila lived in Riverton, Lander and then Casper where she presently resided. As she suffered many years from kidney failure, she remained strong throughout her battle. A hard worker, she had a kind heart and would do anything for anyone, touching many lives. Her grandson was her pride and joy and helped keep her going. In Casper she was a member of the Basic Fellowship Christian Church.
Preceding her in death was her father, son and daughter. Family left to cherish her memory include her mother, Helen of Casper; brother, Troy of Nashville, TN; daughter, Stephanie (Stuart) Comstock, Katherine Anderson (Chelsey) and 2 year old grandson, Colin.
© Mortimore Funeral December 21, 2016
Sheila Sue Anderson, 55, passed away December 13, 2016 at St. Anthony’s Manor in Casper, Wyoming, surrounded by her family.
Born December 11, 1961 in Thermopolis, Wyoming, she was the daughter of George and Helen (Byer) Kinsel. Following graduation from Hot Springs County High School she attended Casper College. In Thermopolis she was a member of Community Federated Church and enjoyed singing in the choir.
In 1988 she married Richard Anderson in Phoenix, AZ. The couple later divorced. Sheila lived in Riverton, Lander and then Casper where she presently resided. As she suffered many years from kidney failure, she remained strong throughout her battle. A hard worker, she had a kind heart and would do anything for anyone, touching many lives. Her grandson was her pride and joy and helped keep her going. In Casper she was a member of the Basic Fellowship Christian Church.
Preceding her in death was her father, son and daughter. Family left to cherish her memory include her mother, Helen of Casper; brother, Troy of Nashville, TN; daughter, Stephanie (Stuart) Comstock, Katherine Anderson (Chelsey) and 2 year old grandson, Colin.
© Mortimore Funeral December 21, 2016
Born December 11, 1961 in Thermopolis, Wyoming, she was the daughter of George and Helen (Byer) Kinsel. Following graduation from Hot Springs County High School she attended Casper College. In Thermopolis she was a member of Community Federated Church and enjoyed singing in the choir.
In 1988 she married Richard Anderson in Phoenix, AZ. The couple later divorced. Sheila lived in Riverton, Lander and then Casper where she presently resided. As she suffered many years from kidney failure, she remained strong throughout her battle. A hard worker, she had a kind heart and would do anything for anyone, touching many lives. Her grandson was her pride and joy and helped keep her going. In Casper she was a member of the Basic Fellowship Christian Church.
Preceding her in death was her father, son and daughter. Family left to cherish her memory include her mother, Helen of Casper; brother, Troy of Nashville, TN; daughter, Stephanie (Stuart) Comstock, Katherine Anderson (Chelsey) and 2 year old grandson, Colin.
© Mortimore Funeral December 21, 2016
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