Nora Jean Anderson

Graveside service will be 2pm Wednesday, September 29, 2021 at Crestwood Cemetery for Nora Jean Anderson, age 85, of Southside, who passed away on Saturday, September 25, 2021, with her caretaker and close friend, April Stone, by her side. Bro Lauil Thompson will officiate. Collier Butler Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.

Nora Jean was a lifelong resident of Etowah County and graduated from Gadsden High School. She was married to Euclid Hill Anderson for 46years. Mrs. Anderson was a member of Central Avenue Baptist Church until Euclid's passing, then she moved her membership to Southside Baptist Church. She was a devout Christian and loved her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Together she and Euclid enjoyed raising livestock and taking Sunday afternoon rides in their horse and buggy.

Mrs. Anderson was preceded in death by her husband Euclid and her parents, Charlie and Emma E. Parker.

Although Jean Anderson had no children of her own, Euclid had one son, David Hill Anderson who predeceased his father in 1998. Euclid's only daughter is Ronny M. Liddell (maiden name Ronny M. Anderson). Ronny married Fredrick Liddell in 1967 and approach their 54th anniversary this fall. Their union produced one grandson, Aaron L. Liddell. It also produced twin granddaughters, Sara M. and Sybil M. Liddell. These three grandchildren were loved and cherished by their grandparents. The family continued to grow with a first great granddaughter, Addyson M. Liddell born to Aaron and Laurie Liddell. Such a proud moment for the family. The growth continued with the birth of two great grandsons, Alan Richard IV and Ryan L. Salazar from the union of Sara and her spouse, Richard Salazar. The family circle expanded with the birth of Piper H. Kelley from the union of Sybil M. and Max Kelley. a Remarriage brought the final two great grandchildren, great grandson Jayden Wilcox and his sister Lilah Wilcox into the family tree when Aaron married Haydee Wilcox. In conclusion, as the saying goes that from an acorn grows a giant oak tree. Jean Anderson was blessed and survived by a large and loving family. God bless Greatgranny Jean.

Special thanks to McGuffey Healthcare for the love and compassion shown to Jean for the last ten years of her life.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.collier-butler.com for the Anderson family.