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Obituary For John Wesley Anderson
John Wesley Anderson life came to an end on Tuesday, March 18, 2025 at the age of 80 at his resident in College Grove, Tennessee. Mr. Anderson was born February 21, 1945 in Williamson County, Tennessee to the parents of Elizabeth Lavender and John Frank Anderson.
He leaves to cherish his many memory his daughters, Latonia Miles and Katrina Floyd; granddaughter, Ramya Floyd; grandsons, Tavaris Miles and Carlos Miles; great grandchildren, Tavaris Miles, Jr. and Kali Miles; sisters-in-law, Eunice Covington, Brenda Mayes, Bernice Patton, Mary Anderson, Dorothy Anderson, Lucile Badley and Millie (Howard) Rucker; brother-in-law, Houston Norris; nieces, nephews, devoted nephews, Charles Anderson, Elder Nathanael Anderson, Lawrence Hatcher and Odie Anderson, cousins and friends.
Visitation with family Saturday, March 22, 2025 from 11 until 12 at Lynn Creek Tabernacle, 117 Fairground Street, Franklin, TN with funeral to follow. Reverend Nathanial Anderson, officiating / eulogist.
Interment Egypt Cemetery, Chapel Hill, Tennessee.
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Prayers lifted for your family during this time. RIP John Wesley.
Sending thoughts and prayers to the Anderson/Mayes families and friends. Wesley was like an extended uncle. He was funny and kind. He will once again be united with his wife Sue (cousin). Life well lived. RIP 🙏🏽
Condolences to the Family in the loss of your love one..
Our condolences to the family. Mr. Wesley was one of the best people this world was blessed with. We will miss him waving as he passes by and blowing his horn at us. He was an inspiration to us all. As we face the emptiness of his absence, let's find solace in our shared memories, which can be a source of tranquility and reassurance. Death leaves pain that only God can heal. Goodbye is heartbreaking but keep in mind when you say GOOD-BYE it really only means see you later. Perhaps his time seemed all too brief less not lengthen it now with undue grief. Lift up your hearts and share with me, God wanted him now and he has been set free. RIP
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