D'an Anders, age 71 of Austin, Texas passed away, Wednesday June 13, 2018.
She was born December 3, 1946 in Grand Saline, Texas to the late Fred D. Anders and Nedra Helen Rodgers.
After graduating from Grand Saline High School and working at Morton Salt Mine, she would go on to earn an Associate's degree from Tyler Junior College, and Bachelor's, and Master's degrees from the University of Texas in Tyler. She used her education to advocate, educate, and help restore those impacted by domestic violence. D'an's dedication to her work and the clients that she supported was unwavering. She was a lifelong learner, as well as teacher. She enjoyed each aspect of advocating, from sharing her experiences with others to keeping an open mind and accepting everyone from exactly where they came.
D'an enjoyed keeping in touch with and spending time with her nieces and nephews, it wouldn't be until later in life she would meet the great loves of her life, Benjamin and Walton Hattaway. Along with her boys, D'an leaves behind her three sisters Marialice Anders, Kay Fisher, Sue and brother-in law Cruz Maciel, her cousin/fifth sister Jackie and husband Larry Nivens, along with many nieces, nephews, and great nieces and nephews.
She was a fanatic about many things; including baseball, family vacations, holiday decorating for each holiday, cooking with family and friends, nothing was more important to her than time spent with her loved ones.
Memorial services will be held, Wednesday, June 20, at 2:00 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, 1201 Lavaca Street, Austin, Texas.
She was born December 3, 1946 in Grand Saline, Texas to the late Fred D. Anders and Nedra Helen Rodgers.
After graduating from Grand Saline High School and working at Morton Salt Mine, she would go on to earn an Associate's degree from Tyler Junior College, and Bachelor's, and Master's degrees from the University of Texas in Tyler. She used her education to advocate, educate, and help restore those impacted by domestic violence. D'an's dedication to her work and the clients that she supported was unwavering. She was a lifelong learner, as well as teacher. She enjoyed each aspect of advocating, from sharing her experiences with others to keeping an open mind and accepting everyone from exactly where they came.
D'an enjoyed keeping in touch with and spending time with her nieces and nephews, it wouldn't be until later in life she would meet the great loves of her life, Benjamin and Walton Hattaway. Along with her boys, D'an leaves behind her three sisters Marialice Anders, Kay Fisher, Sue and brother-in law Cruz Maciel, her cousin/fifth sister Jackie and husband Larry Nivens, along with many nieces, nephews, and great nieces and nephews.
She was a fanatic about many things; including baseball, family vacations, holiday decorating for each holiday, cooking with family and friends, nothing was more important to her than time spent with her loved ones.
Memorial services will be held, Wednesday, June 20, at 2:00 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, 1201 Lavaca Street, Austin, Texas.
D'an Anders, age 71 of Austin, Texas passed away, Wednesday June 13, 2018.
She was born December 3, 1946 in Grand Saline, Texas to the late Fred D. Anders and Nedra Helen Rodgers.
After graduating from Grand Saline High School and working at Morton Salt Mine, she would go on to earn an Associate's degree from Tyler Junior College, and Bachelor's, and Master's degrees from the University of Texas in Tyler. She used her education to advocate, educate, and help restore those impacted by domestic violence. D'an's dedication to her work and the clients that she supported was unwavering. She was a lifelong learner, as well as teacher. She enjoyed each aspect of advocating, from sharing her experiences with others to keeping an open mind and accepting everyone from exactly where they came.
D'an enjoyed keeping in touch with and spending time with her nieces and nephews, it wouldn't be until later in life she would meet the great loves of her life, Benjamin and Walton Hattaway. Along with her boys, D'an leaves behind her three sisters Marialice Anders, Kay Fisher, Sue and brother-in law Cruz Maciel, her cousin/fifth sister Jackie and husband Larry Nivens, along with many nieces, nephews, and great nieces and nephews.
She was a fanatic about many things; including baseball, family vacations, holiday decorating for each holiday, cooking with family and friends, nothing was more important to her than time spent with her loved ones.
Memorial services will be held, Wednesday, June 20, at 2:00 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, 1201 Lavaca Street, Austin, Texas.
She was born December 3, 1946 in Grand Saline, Texas to the late Fred D. Anders and Nedra Helen Rodgers.
After graduating from Grand Saline High School and working at Morton Salt Mine, she would go on to earn an Associate's degree from Tyler Junior College, and Bachelor's, and Master's degrees from the University of Texas in Tyler. She used her education to advocate, educate, and help restore those impacted by domestic violence. D'an's dedication to her work and the clients that she supported was unwavering. She was a lifelong learner, as well as teacher. She enjoyed each aspect of advocating, from sharing her experiences with others to keeping an open mind and accepting everyone from exactly where they came.
D'an enjoyed keeping in touch with and spending time with her nieces and nephews, it wouldn't be until later in life she would meet the great loves of her life, Benjamin and Walton Hattaway. Along with her boys, D'an leaves behind her three sisters Marialice Anders, Kay Fisher, Sue and brother-in law Cruz Maciel, her cousin/fifth sister Jackie and husband Larry Nivens, along with many nieces, nephews, and great nieces and nephews.
She was a fanatic about many things; including baseball, family vacations, holiday decorating for each holiday, cooking with family and friends, nothing was more important to her than time spent with her loved ones.
Memorial services will be held, Wednesday, June 20, at 2:00 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, 1201 Lavaca Street, Austin, Texas.
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