Anjenean Tell, 78, of Branson, MO passed away Thursday, June 4th, in Skaggs Community Hospital, Branson, MO, following a long illness.
Anjenean was born in Sioux City, Iowa and grew up on a farm in Nebraska. She was the daughter of the late Congressman Larry Brock and his wife, Roenna of the 3rd District in Nebraska. She graduated from Wakefield High School in 1948 and also Christian College and University of Omaha. She was known not only as a sports enthusiast, but also worked many years with the youth, in particular as a cheerleader coach in the Chicago Suburban Christian Youth programs. She was a charter member of the Best is Yet to Come Ministries of Branson, MO and will be missed there.
Anjenean was preceded in death by her parents and two children, Kimberly and Lorelei.
Survivors include: her husband, Harold; four children, Stephen, Kenneth, Sherylyn, and Renee; eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
A prayer program was held at Stumpff Chapel-South in Kimberling City, MO, and the funeral was at Covenant Church in Wakefield, Nebraska. Burial was in the Wakefield Cemetery under the direction of the Bressler Mundulah Funeral Home.
Anjenean was born in Sioux City, Iowa and grew up on a farm in Nebraska. She was the daughter of the late Congressman Larry Brock and his wife, Roenna of the 3rd District in Nebraska. She graduated from Wakefield High School in 1948 and also Christian College and University of Omaha. She was known not only as a sports enthusiast, but also worked many years with the youth, in particular as a cheerleader coach in the Chicago Suburban Christian Youth programs. She was a charter member of the Best is Yet to Come Ministries of Branson, MO and will be missed there.
Anjenean was preceded in death by her parents and two children, Kimberly and Lorelei.
Survivors include: her husband, Harold; four children, Stephen, Kenneth, Sherylyn, and Renee; eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
A prayer program was held at Stumpff Chapel-South in Kimberling City, MO, and the funeral was at Covenant Church in Wakefield, Nebraska. Burial was in the Wakefield Cemetery under the direction of the Bressler Mundulah Funeral Home.
Anjenean Tell, 78, of Branson, MO passed away Thursday, June 4th, in Skaggs Community Hospital, Branson, MO, following a long illness.
Anjenean was born in Sioux City, Iowa and grew up on a farm in Nebraska. She was the daughter of the late Congressman Larry Brock and his wife, Roenna of the 3rd District in Nebraska. She graduated from Wakefield High School in 1948 and also Christian College and University of Omaha. She was known not only as a sports enthusiast, but also worked many years with the youth, in particular as a cheerleader coach in the Chicago Suburban Christian Youth programs. She was a charter member of the Best is Yet to Come Ministries of Branson, MO and will be missed there.
Anjenean was preceded in death by her parents and two children, Kimberly and Lorelei.
Survivors include: her husband, Harold; four children, Stephen, Kenneth, Sherylyn, and Renee; eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
A prayer program was held at Stumpff Chapel-South in Kimberling City, MO, and the funeral was at Covenant Church in Wakefield, Nebraska. Burial was in the Wakefield Cemetery under the direction of the Bressler Mundulah Funeral Home.
Anjenean was born in Sioux City, Iowa and grew up on a farm in Nebraska. She was the daughter of the late Congressman Larry Brock and his wife, Roenna of the 3rd District in Nebraska. She graduated from Wakefield High School in 1948 and also Christian College and University of Omaha. She was known not only as a sports enthusiast, but also worked many years with the youth, in particular as a cheerleader coach in the Chicago Suburban Christian Youth programs. She was a charter member of the Best is Yet to Come Ministries of Branson, MO and will be missed there.
Anjenean was preceded in death by her parents and two children, Kimberly and Lorelei.
Survivors include: her husband, Harold; four children, Stephen, Kenneth, Sherylyn, and Renee; eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
A prayer program was held at Stumpff Chapel-South in Kimberling City, MO, and the funeral was at Covenant Church in Wakefield, Nebraska. Burial was in the Wakefield Cemetery under the direction of the Bressler Mundulah Funeral Home.
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