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In Loving Memory

Jane Speer Anderson

Date of BirthSeptember 27, 1936
Passed Away OnDecember 27, 2010
At Age74 years
Resident ofPort Neches, TX
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Jane Speer Anderson, 74, of Port Neches died December 27, 2010 at her residence. Born September 27, 1936 in Gorman, Texas and resident for the majority of her life in Houston, Mrs. Anderson was a teacher for thirty-five years with the Houston Independent School District.

Mrs. Anderson was a talkative person with a good sense of humor. She liked to travel and loved children, dogs, and her grandchildren. Reading Agatha Christie mystery books and playing bridge were her hobbies.

She is survived by her children, Robert Lee Anderson, Jr. and his wife Dena Gutterman of Portland, Oregon, Michael David Anderson and his wife Cheryl of Fairfax, Virginia, and Matty Moore Anderson and Alicia Goad Anderson of Beech Grove, Indiana; sisters, Ann Courtney and her husband Harley of Arlington and Kay Thames of Port Neches; and grandchildren, Casey Anderson, Thomas Anderson, Emily Anderson, and Milo Anderson. She was preceded in death by her husband of forty-four years, Robert Lee Anderson.

A memorial service will be 3:00 p.m. Friday, December 31, 2010 at Broussard’s Chapel, 505 12th Street, Nederland.

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Services

Funeral Service

Memorial Service

Broussard’s Mortuary

505 12th Street

Nederland, TX 77627

December 31, 2010

3:00 p.m.

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Jan Sterling Trimble The Villages, FL December 28, 2010
I have wonderful memories about Jane and her sisters Kay and Ann. They lived across the street from me for many years. Jane's mom would buy beautiful "feed sacks" (remember them??) and my mom would sew us "beautiful" dresses. Ahh - those were the days!!!! Jane was tiny but had a big heart and always a lot of fun. I will always treasure my memories of Jane and her family.
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Charlotte Lovelace Burnet, TX December 28, 2010
Am so sorry about my friend, Jane. We were best friends back in the 60's when we lived in Port Neches. We had some wonderful good times and she would go to Many, La. to my Mother's house with me on the weekends. Jane told me many times she had never tasted fried chicken like that since.
Jane and I traveled to Atlanta to visit Jan Sterling Trimble several years ago - and what a wonderful time we had talking about the old times. I will miss visiting with her on the telephone. I am so glad she made the decision to move to Kay's, and how wonderful she was to invite her.