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Mary Louise Andersen
01/07/1914 — 11/06/2001
From Richland, WA, US | Born in Hardington, Nebraska
Mary Louise Andersen
EINANS FUNERAL HOME Mary Louise Andersen was born January 7, 1914 in Hardington, NE and died November 6, 2001, in Richland, WA. She was a Tri-City resident since 1943.
Mary was preceded in death by her parents; daughter, Mary Kae Dewey Enger; and husband, Clarence L. Andersen.
She is survived by son, Gordon Andersen and wife, Barbara, of Richland, grandson, Cameron Andersen and wife, Becky, and great granddaughter, Amanda; son, Jim Andersen and wife, Vonnie of Soddy Daisy, TN and grandson, Dax Andersen; granddaughters, Lori, Kim, Andrea, Pam and grandson, Richard; sister, Joyce Sterkle and husband, Don, of Fernwood, ID; and several great grandchildren.
Graveside services will be held at 2:00 p.m. Friday, November 9, 2001, in Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Visitation will be at Einans Funeral Home from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday.
To the family of Mary Louise Andersen: Our sister, Marcy Burnett, went to live at the Richland Life Care Center in April. She is 41 years old and has cerebral palsy, doesn’t talk, walk, etc. When Marcy first went to live at Richland Life Care, she cried a lot at night until she got used to it there. Mary would go in and hold Marcy’s hand and talk to her, to keep her company and make her feel better. On many occasions, our family members would visit with Mary when they went to see Marcy. They grew to care for Mary. We wanted to let you know how much we appreciated what Mary did for Marcy and to tell you all how much it meant to us. Marcy would not be able to tell you herself, but we know she will miss Mary, too. We are sorry for your loss.
To the family of Mary Louise Andersen: Our sister, Marcy Burnett, went to live at the Richland Life Care Center in April. She is 41 years old and has cerebral palsy, doesn’t talk, walk, etc. When Marcy first went to live at Richland Life Care, she cried a lot at night until she got used to it there. Mary would go in and hold Marcy’s hand and talk to her, to keep her company and make her feel better. On many occasions, our family members would visit with Mary when they went to see Marcy. They grew to care for Mary. We wanted to let you know how much we appreciated what Mary did for Marcy and to tell you all how much it meant to us. Marcy would not be able to tell you herself, but we know she will miss Mary, too. We are sorry for your loss.
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Mary Louise Andersen