Birth date: Oct 24, 1919 Death date: Jun 5, 2024
Marie B. Anderson, 104, of North Olmsted, Ohio passed away peacefully on Wednesday, June 6, 2024. She was born on October 24, 1919 to the late Albert and Bertha Proffit. She is the beloved wife of the late Carl Anderson; loving m Read Obituary
I was one of Marie’s aides over at Parkside I just loved her I just found out she passed today because I went prn but she was just the sweetest lady ever every time I walked in her room she would always tell me I put a smile on her face and make her day I’m going to miss her so so much!! And I’m so sorry my condolences to the family❤️
To the Anderson and Sikirski families... First I'd like to express my sorrow and send love to all who has been impacted by her loss. When I think of Mrs. Anderson, I compare her to Nancy Reagan (a former First Lady). The way Mrs. Anderson always carried herself impressed me. She was a beautiful woman who always looked stellar. She stood tall and confident. She was a graceful and elegant woman. I can only assume this came from her ability to "grace" the dance floor with her husband. My most memorable memories of her was on Thanksgivings at Diane and Eric's house. She was always so sweet to my son Bryan and always had a smile on her face. Along with my sister Carole, I also remember going to the Anderson home on Pershing Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson made us feel welcome and was very kind to us. I'm hoping the family will keep tight the memories in their hearts and know she is reunited with her loved ones that has already passed on.
With Love,
Terri Wolff
My fondest memory of Mrs. Anderson was going to their house on Pershing when I was little. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson always made me feel welcome. Then when they moved to North Olmsted, I remember visiting them shortly after they moved in. Mrs. Anderson showed me a balance beam in their backyard and asked if I would like to have it, knowing that I was a gymnast. She always treated me like a granddaughter and that made me feel very special. I will always remember Mrs. Anderson as an elegant woman, who always looked beautiful. She had a great sense of humor. I learned how to play the card game Canasta which I think was one of her favorite games. She will be missed!
Carole Narducci
