Birth date: Nov 26, 1927 Death date: Jan 26, 2015
ROBERTA LOU ANDERSON Roberta Lou Anderson, daughter of Vurl and Marion (Marsh) Norris was born November 26, 1927, in Appanoose County, Iowa. She passed away January 26, 2015 at the Circle of Life Hospice in Chariton, Iowa, at the Read Obituary
My heart goes out to her family as I know she will be missed. But I know she is rejoicing in heaven right now..... pain free. She was a joy to be with and had such a positive outlook on life. I cherish the time with her and so glad our paths crossed. Best Memory Just two years ago my wife (Andy) and I stopped in to visit after going to a funeral for Uncle Jim in Colorado. We spent most of the afternoon with her and had a great time going through old family photographs. The next day Aunt Bert told her son John that Andy should marry that guy. Coming from her that was the best best endorsement I've every received! Thanks and love from a great admirer.
Aunt Bert was like a second mother to me; always willing to listen and be supportive. Her kindness and generosity is something i try to model in my own life. Her sense of humor and fun was contagious. I know she is in a better place now without any pain and suffering. Andrea
My most sincere sympathies to friends and family. And a celebration for another Angel being awarded with eternal life. I will always remember Aunt Bert as one of the most sincerely giving and genuinely loving people that have ever had an influence in my life. I will always speak with praise about Aunt Bert and will remember her fondly.
I have so many childhood memories of Roberta and remember her as a wonderful Christian woman and pillar of the Eden Baptist church. Club meetings at her home and many gatherings at the church. Always a sweet and classy lady. Condolences to the family.
Saddened to hear of Robert's passing. She was my fourth grade teacher at Cambria in 1952-1953. I enjoyed her as a teacher. I will always remember her pleasant smile and the way she encouraged us in class. I was blessed to know her.
