Boone Anderson Nebraska Obituary – Passed Away! Evelyn Frances Wendt Anderson, age 92 of Boone, Iowa and some time ago, Omaha, Nebraska passed on at Westhaven Community on March 9, 2019 and will be incredibly missed. Evelyn was brought into the world in Omaha, Nebraska on October 13, 1926, the little girl of Herman Harry and Frances Dora Jageman Wendt. She moved on from South High School, Omaha, Nebraska in 1944. In 1961, Evelyn wedded Elmer V. Anderson.
Evelyn had worked at Fairmont Foods in Omaha for a long time. In the wake of moving to Boone in the last part of the 1960’s, as well as dealing with her family, bringing up her child and, later, her granddaughter, she worked in the soy bean fields for region ranchers until her retirement. She passed her hard working attitude trustworthiness onto her family through her devotion to her every day obligations. In her spare energy, she delighted in loved ones.
Evelyn is gone before in death by her folks, Herman and Frances, by her previous mate Elmer Anderson, by her sibling Richard H Wendt, by her sister Rosalie M Wendt, and, by her child, Mick (Brian Paul) Anderson.
She is made due by three kids, Linda Kurtz Houle and companion Clyde Houle of Antioch, California, Larry Kurtz of Saint Leon, Germany, and Randy Kurtz and life partner Shelly of Boone, Iowa; two kin, Dorothy Reimers of Omaha, Nebraska and Ronald Wendt of Southern California; girl in-law Jo Lynn Nunally, Grandchildren, Laurel Garces and Family, Christopher Robarchek and Family, Justin Kurtz and Family, Serina Kurtz and Family, Granddaughter Micki Lynn Anderson and Great-grandson Derek Anderson-Vetter and her incredible extraordinary grandkids and adored dear companion Ruth E. Luecht
Evelyn was absolved a Lutheran as a newborn child. On August 21, 2015, she mentioned to be absolved once more, as a grown-up, by Pastor Jeff McDowell who has been next to her every last bit of her years at Westhaven. An ardent thank you from Evelyn’s family to Weshaven Community, Suncrest Hospice, and Soderstrum-Reimers Funeral Home
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