Earlene A. Anderson

earlene anderson

July 19, 1923 ~ October 29, 2008


Resided in: Asheville, NC

Asheville ~ Earlene A. Anderson, 85, of Village Dr. Asheville passed away on Wednesday October 29, 2008 following a brief illness. Earlene was born in Mansfield, Ohio to the late Earl William Dye and Emma Klippel Dye. She worked for the Bu-reau of National Affairs in Washington, DC for over 30 years. In 1990 she retired and moved to Asheville to be close to her family. She was an avid bridge player and a generous supporter of the Humane Society. Earlene attended the Lutheran Church of the Nativity. She enjoyed crossword puzzles, plays and the companionship of her beloved cat "Ms Kitty". She was preceded in death by two sisters Ruth Berkej, Miriam Heiser of Ohio, son, Michael Dean Anderson and great grandson Braden Keith Layman. She is survived by her son Richard (Andy) Anderson and wife Deedee of Fairview, NC, sisters, Naomi Burden and Martha Dye of Ohio, grand-daughters Amanda Wallen of Asheville and Jennifer Layman and husband Corey of White House, TN, great grandchildren Christopher, Kenny, Elijah, Annie, Benjamin, Jacob and Isaac. Graveside services will be held Saturday, November 8, 2008 at 11:00 am at Shepherd Memorial Park. Pastor Mark E Fitzsimmons will officiate. Groce Funeral Home at Lake Julian on Long Shoals Road is assisting the family.

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  1. To Earlene’s family,

    What a fun and gracious lady your mom was. I played bridge with her for several years. She was a good player but always interested in learning more.

    I would see her around and about at plays and at the symphony as well as at bridge. We both retired from the federal government and we both loved cats so we had a special bond.

    She will be missed by her friends here in Asheville. We have had a fuller happier life because she was a part of it.

    I’m sorry for your loss and for ours too.

  2. Andy & DeeDee,

    I was so sorry to read about your mother’s passing. I know that you were very close to her. Please know that I will keep you and your family in my prayers.

    Cyndi Williams

  3. Jennifer and Family,
    You all are in our prayers. We know that this is a difficult time and we pray for God’s strength and comfort.


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