Guest Book for Tressia (Shuler) Anderson

Provided by Whitaker-Eads Funeral Home

Posted by: Sheree Moser
Wed January 28, 2015
FEATHERY PALM PLANT was sent by The Moser Family.
We are imaging Tressia in paradise on a boat. She will be greatly missed and hold a special place in our hearts forever. Very Sincerely, Mike & Sheree Moser

Posted by: Gary and LeAnn Tolle
Thu January 29, 2015 We are so sorry about the loss of Tressia. We will miss her smiling face. We have known her a very long time. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you all.

Posted by: Nancy Hanks
Thu January 29, 2015 Tressia - May you rest in peace! Such memories I have spending time at your grandmother's house (Erma Hildebrand) with you and the entire family. The fishing, the endless homemade ice cream. Of course, the bad bounce from the softball I hit that broke your nose! My heart-felt condolences to Tressia's family, and the families of Danny and Brandon. My God comfort you all.

Posted by: Vikki Williams
Thu January 29, 2015 I'm so deeply sorry for your loss. Tressia was a beautiful person and I enjoyed our visits when she would come into the dentist office. She will be missed by all who was blessed to know her. My prayers go out to her family. May God be with you all during your time of loss.

Posted by: Barb Roberts
Fri January 30, 2015 You are in our thoughts and prayers

Posted by: Charlotte Hamilton (Rorebeck)
Sat February 14, 2015 I just heard about the passing of Tressia. I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to her family. Tressia held a very special place in my heart and always will. She and her children lived neighbors to me and my children many years ago. I was at work and my oldest son, Nathan had fixed super one night. My daughter Jessica, who was about 4 at the time, was getting hungry, so Nathan went ahead and was letting her eat. She got choked on the meat, and Nathan tried to help her, but she kept choking. He grabbed her up and ran to next door to Tressia's. Thank God she was home. She took over, dislodged the meat, and saved Jessica from choking to death. There were never enough words to express my gratitude to Tressia. We would see each other over the years and I didn't have to keep thanking her - we would just look at each other and smile and shake our heads. Now she is among other Angels - just like she was the Angel to us here on earth!

Posted by: Sheree Moser Wed January 28, 2015	FEATHERY PALM PLANT was sent by The Moser Family. We are imaging Tressia in paradise on a boat. She will be greatly missed and hold a special place in our hearts forever. Very Sincerely, Mike & Sheree Moser



Posted by: Gary and LeAnn Tolle Thu January 29, 2015	We are so sorry about the loss of Tressia. We will miss her smiling face. We have known her a very long time. Our thoughts and prayers will be with you all.



Posted by: Nancy Hanks Thu January 29, 2015	Tressia - May you rest in peace! Such memories I have spending time at your grandmother's house (Erma Hildebrand) with you and the entire family. The fishing, the endless homemade ice cream. Of course, the bad bounce from the softball I hit that broke your nose! My heart-felt condolences to Tressia's family, and the families of Danny and Brandon. My God comfort you all.



Posted by: Vikki Williams Thu January 29, 2015	I'm so deeply sorry for your loss. Tressia was a beautiful person and I enjoyed our visits when she would come into the dentist office. She will be missed by all who was blessed to know her. My prayers go out to her family. May God be with you all during your time of loss.



Posted by: Barb Roberts Fri January 30, 2015	You are in our thoughts and prayers



Posted by: Charlotte Hamilton (Rorebeck) Sat February 14, 2015	I just heard about the passing of Tressia. I would like to extend my deepest sympathy to her family. Tressia held a very special place in my heart and always will. She and her children lived neighbors to me and my children many years ago. I was at work and my oldest son, Nathan had fixed super one night. My daughter Jessica, who was about 4 at the time, was getting hungry, so Nathan went ahead and was letting her eat. She got choked on the meat, and Nathan tried to help her, but she kept choking. He grabbed her up and ran to next door to Tressia's. Thank God she was home. She took over, dislodged the meat, and saved Jessica from choking to death. There were never enough words to express my gratitude to Tressia. We would see each other over the years and I didn't have to keep thanking her - we would just look at each other and smile and shake our heads. Now she is among other Angels - just like she was the Angel to us here on earth!