Hazel Rose Anderson, 75, of Cochranton, peacefully went to be with the Lord on Monday evening, November 18, 2019, at UPMC Hamot Medical Center, Erie, PA, surrounded by family.
She was born in Mount Pleasant, PA., on May 19, 1944, a daughter of George R. and Gladys M. Rose. She married her devoted husband of 53 years, Russell J. Anderson, on September 3, 1966. and he survives.
A lifelong resident of Cochranton, she worked at her parents' general store in her teens and attended Cochranton schools, graduating from Cochranton High School in 1962. She helped plan many reunions with her friends and classmates. She was a member of the Cochranton Women's Club for several years. She previously worked at Talon Inc. in Meadville. She used to work at the former Montgomery Wards in Meadville for several years. She was an associate at the Cochranton branch of First National Bank before her retirement.
She was a lifetime member of Cochranton Presbyterian Church where she served God and her church family in many ministries, including Deacon, Vacation Bible School, worship and music committee and was known for making many pies to sell at the Cochranton Fair. She was a volunteer and secretary for Meadville Soup Kitchen.
A light-hearted and generous woman, Hazel will be remembered for her humor, laughter and love of life. She enjoyed doing crosswords every morning with her husband, went on motorcycle trips with him in later years, and cherished winter evenings near the wood burner watching Jeopardy together. She treasured family dinners, picnics, parties, girls' shopping days, and holiday get-togethers where she would bring her famous cut-out sugar cookies. She was always on the go and loved traveling and told many stories of family camping and vacations, girls' trips with her sisters and nieces, and visits to Hawaii, Jamaica, Italy, and Disney World with her grandchildren and many others. She loved kids and especially attending ballgames, dirt bike races and activities of her grandchildren.
Hazel was a cornerstone of her family and her greatest joy was providing a warm, stable and loving home for her husband, daughters and grandchildren. She is survived by her husband, Russell J. Anderson, of Cochranton; two daughters, Christine Anderson, of Meadville; and Connie Schlosser and her husband Kevin of Saegertown; two brothers, Robert Rose and his wife Sandra, Rick Rose and his wife Kathleen; two sisters, Becky McDonough and her husband John and Linda Thomas and her husband Tom, all of Cochranton; four grandchildren, Ashley DeFrancesco, Emily Diana and her husband Michael, Kole Schlosser and Carlie Schlosser; and many nieces and nephews and great nieces and great nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents.
For Hazel, a stranger was never a stranger for long, and a friend was always a member of the family. Hazel will be remembered as a great woman and missed dearly by those who loved her.
Calling hours will be Friday, November 22, 2109 from 6 to 8 p.m. at DICKSON FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, INC 123 South Franklin Street, Cochranton, and 2 to 3 p.m. Saturday, November 23, 2019 at Cochranton Presbyterian Church, 109 South Smith Street. Her life will be celebrated with a funeral and committal service at 3 p.m. with Pastor Ryu and Pastor William Ohl officiating. Interment will be in the Cochranton Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Soup Kitchen of Meadville, c/o Bev Nutter, 956 South Main Street, Meadville; or Cochranton Presbyterian Church, 109 South Smith Street, Cochranton. Memories and condolences may be shared at www.dicksonfamilyfuneralhome.com
She was born in Mount Pleasant, PA., on May 19, 1944, a daughter of George R. and Gladys M. Rose. She married her devoted husband of 53 years, Russell J. Anderson, on September 3, 1966. and he survives.
A lifelong resident of Cochranton, she worked at her parents' general store in her teens and attended Cochranton schools, graduating from Cochranton High School in 1962. She helped plan many reunions with her friends and classmates. She was a member of the Cochranton Women's Club for several years. She previously worked at Talon Inc. in Meadville. She used to work at the former Montgomery Wards in Meadville for several years. She was an associate at the Cochranton branch of First National Bank before her retirement.
She was a lifetime member of Cochranton Presbyterian Church where she served God and her church family in many ministries, including Deacon, Vacation Bible School, worship and music committee and was known for making many pies to sell at the Cochranton Fair. She was a volunteer and secretary for Meadville Soup Kitchen.
A light-hearted and generous woman, Hazel will be remembered for her humor, laughter and love of life. She enjoyed doing crosswords every morning with her husband, went on motorcycle trips with him in later years, and cherished winter evenings near the wood burner watching Jeopardy together. She treasured family dinners, picnics, parties, girls' shopping days, and holiday get-togethers where she would bring her famous cut-out sugar cookies. She was always on the go and loved traveling and told many stories of family camping and vacations, girls' trips with her sisters and nieces, and visits to Hawaii, Jamaica, Italy, and Disney World with her grandchildren and many others. She loved kids and especially attending ballgames, dirt bike races and activities of her grandchildren.
Hazel was a cornerstone of her family and her greatest joy was providing a warm, stable and loving home for her husband, daughters and grandchildren. She is survived by her husband, Russell J. Anderson, of Cochranton; two daughters, Christine Anderson, of Meadville; and Connie Schlosser and her husband Kevin of Saegertown; two brothers, Robert Rose and his wife Sandra, Rick Rose and his wife Kathleen; two sisters, Becky McDonough and her husband John and Linda Thomas and her husband Tom, all of Cochranton; four grandchildren, Ashley DeFrancesco, Emily Diana and her husband Michael, Kole Schlosser and Carlie Schlosser; and many nieces and nephews and great nieces and great nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents.
For Hazel, a stranger was never a stranger for long, and a friend was always a member of the family. Hazel will be remembered as a great woman and missed dearly by those who loved her.
Calling hours will be Friday, November 22, 2109 from 6 to 8 p.m. at DICKSON FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, INC 123 South Franklin Street, Cochranton, and 2 to 3 p.m. Saturday, November 23, 2019 at Cochranton Presbyterian Church, 109 South Smith Street. Her life will be celebrated with a funeral and committal service at 3 p.m. with Pastor Ryu and Pastor William Ohl officiating. Interment will be in the Cochranton Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Soup Kitchen of Meadville, c/o Bev Nutter, 956 South Main Street, Meadville; or Cochranton Presbyterian Church, 109 South Smith Street, Cochranton. Memories and condolences may be shared at www.dicksonfamilyfuneralhome.com
Hazel Rose Anderson, 75, of Cochranton, peacefully went to be with the Lord on Monday evening, November 18, 2019, at UPMC Hamot Medical Center, Erie, PA, surrounded by family.
She was born in Mount Pleasant, PA., on May 19, 1944, a daughter of George R. and Gladys M. Rose. She married her devoted husband of 53 years, Russell J. Anderson, on September 3, 1966. and he survives.
A lifelong resident of Cochranton, she worked at her parents' general store in her teens and attended Cochranton schools, graduating from Cochranton High School in 1962. She helped plan many reunions with her friends and classmates. She was a member of the Cochranton Women's Club for several years. She previously worked at Talon Inc. in Meadville. She used to work at the former Montgomery Wards in Meadville for several years. She was an associate at the Cochranton branch of First National Bank before her retirement.
She was a lifetime member of Cochranton Presbyterian Church where she served God and her church family in many ministries, including Deacon, Vacation Bible School, worship and music committee and was known for making many pies to sell at the Cochranton Fair. She was a volunteer and secretary for Meadville Soup Kitchen.
A light-hearted and generous woman, Hazel will be remembered for her humor, laughter and love of life. She enjoyed doing crosswords every morning with her husband, went on motorcycle trips with him in later years, and cherished winter evenings near the wood burner watching Jeopardy together. She treasured family dinners, picnics, parties, girls' shopping days, and holiday get-togethers where she would bring her famous cut-out sugar cookies. She was always on the go and loved traveling and told many stories of family camping and vacations, girls' trips with her sisters and nieces, and visits to Hawaii, Jamaica, Italy, and Disney World with her grandchildren and many others. She loved kids and especially attending ballgames, dirt bike races and activities of her grandchildren.
Hazel was a cornerstone of her family and her greatest joy was providing a warm, stable and loving home for her husband, daughters and grandchildren. She is survived by her husband, Russell J. Anderson, of Cochranton; two daughters, Christine Anderson, of Meadville; and Connie Schlosser and her husband Kevin of Saegertown; two brothers, Robert Rose and his wife Sandra, Rick Rose and his wife Kathleen; two sisters, Becky McDonough and her husband John and Linda Thomas and her husband Tom, all of Cochranton; four grandchildren, Ashley DeFrancesco, Emily Diana and her husband Michael, Kole Schlosser and Carlie Schlosser; and many nieces and nephews and great nieces and great nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents.
For Hazel, a stranger was never a stranger for long, and a friend was always a member of the family. Hazel will be remembered as a great woman and missed dearly by those who loved her.
Calling hours will be Friday, November 22, 2109 from 6 to 8 p.m. at DICKSON FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, INC 123 South Franklin Street, Cochranton, and 2 to 3 p.m. Saturday, November 23, 2019 at Cochranton Presbyterian Church, 109 South Smith Street. Her life will be celebrated with a funeral and committal service at 3 p.m. with Pastor Ryu and Pastor William Ohl officiating. Interment will be in the Cochranton Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Soup Kitchen of Meadville, c/o Bev Nutter, 956 South Main Street, Meadville; or Cochranton Presbyterian Church, 109 South Smith Street, Cochranton. Memories and condolences may be shared at www.dicksonfamilyfuneralhome.com
She was born in Mount Pleasant, PA., on May 19, 1944, a daughter of George R. and Gladys M. Rose. She married her devoted husband of 53 years, Russell J. Anderson, on September 3, 1966. and he survives.
A lifelong resident of Cochranton, she worked at her parents' general store in her teens and attended Cochranton schools, graduating from Cochranton High School in 1962. She helped plan many reunions with her friends and classmates. She was a member of the Cochranton Women's Club for several years. She previously worked at Talon Inc. in Meadville. She used to work at the former Montgomery Wards in Meadville for several years. She was an associate at the Cochranton branch of First National Bank before her retirement.
She was a lifetime member of Cochranton Presbyterian Church where she served God and her church family in many ministries, including Deacon, Vacation Bible School, worship and music committee and was known for making many pies to sell at the Cochranton Fair. She was a volunteer and secretary for Meadville Soup Kitchen.
A light-hearted and generous woman, Hazel will be remembered for her humor, laughter and love of life. She enjoyed doing crosswords every morning with her husband, went on motorcycle trips with him in later years, and cherished winter evenings near the wood burner watching Jeopardy together. She treasured family dinners, picnics, parties, girls' shopping days, and holiday get-togethers where she would bring her famous cut-out sugar cookies. She was always on the go and loved traveling and told many stories of family camping and vacations, girls' trips with her sisters and nieces, and visits to Hawaii, Jamaica, Italy, and Disney World with her grandchildren and many others. She loved kids and especially attending ballgames, dirt bike races and activities of her grandchildren.
Hazel was a cornerstone of her family and her greatest joy was providing a warm, stable and loving home for her husband, daughters and grandchildren. She is survived by her husband, Russell J. Anderson, of Cochranton; two daughters, Christine Anderson, of Meadville; and Connie Schlosser and her husband Kevin of Saegertown; two brothers, Robert Rose and his wife Sandra, Rick Rose and his wife Kathleen; two sisters, Becky McDonough and her husband John and Linda Thomas and her husband Tom, all of Cochranton; four grandchildren, Ashley DeFrancesco, Emily Diana and her husband Michael, Kole Schlosser and Carlie Schlosser; and many nieces and nephews and great nieces and great nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents.
For Hazel, a stranger was never a stranger for long, and a friend was always a member of the family. Hazel will be remembered as a great woman and missed dearly by those who loved her.
Calling hours will be Friday, November 22, 2109 from 6 to 8 p.m. at DICKSON FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, INC 123 South Franklin Street, Cochranton, and 2 to 3 p.m. Saturday, November 23, 2019 at Cochranton Presbyterian Church, 109 South Smith Street. Her life will be celebrated with a funeral and committal service at 3 p.m. with Pastor Ryu and Pastor William Ohl officiating. Interment will be in the Cochranton Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Soup Kitchen of Meadville, c/o Bev Nutter, 956 South Main Street, Meadville; or Cochranton Presbyterian Church, 109 South Smith Street, Cochranton. Memories and condolences may be shared at www.dicksonfamilyfuneralhome.com
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