Sherry Drucille Anstine
Memorial services for Sherry Drucille Anstine, 78, West Plains, Missouri, will be held at 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, January 21, 2014 at the Community Room, Walnut Grove Apartments, West Plains, Missouri.
Mrs. Anstine died 11:35 p.m., Thursday, January 16, 2014 at West Vue Nursing Center. She was born October 11, 1935 at Bradshaw, Nebraska to Robert and Elsie Gifford Adams.
Sherry was a caring and loving mother, grandmother, sister and friend. She always worked hard, loved farming and riding the tractor. She loved to play her guitar and sing with her sister, Marilynne. For many years, she worked at the Corner Café in Cabool, Missouri, beginning as a cook and eventually becoming the owner. She was well known for her down home cooking and her wonderful homemade bread, cinnamon rolls and pies. She was very proud of and loved to research and study the family’s military service and history. Sherry was a member of Lifeline Church in West Plains and was loved by all who knew her.
She is survived by four children, Michael Anstine, Kathy Cooper, Desirae Norton, husband, Jack, and Jennifer Swanson, husband, Brad; her grandchildren, Jacqui Moore, Robert Moore, Nuphet Insixiengmay, Michael Anstine, Jr., Daniel Ekelenburg, Jennifer Ekelenburg, Jacob Ekelenburg, Ryan Cooper, Travis Cooper, Michael Norton, Daniel Norton, Jonathon Norton, Kristy Norton, Chelsea Norton, Kasie Swanson and Paige Swanson; eighteen great-grandchildren; two brothers, Jim Adams, wife, Nancy, and Bill Adams, wife, Donna; one sister, Janet Aaron; and many nieces and nephews.
Her parents, two daughters, Barbara Moore and Debra Rosiu, one grandson, Trevor Cooper, one brother, Tom Adams, two sisters, Phyllis Schall and Marilynne Schallenburg and one sister-in-law, Donna Adams, precede her in death.
Memorial contributions may be made to Howell County Relay for Life and may be left at Robertson-Drago Funeral Home.
Eileen Wilson
January 18, 2014 @ 10:11 am
I am so sorry that we have to walk this path of our lives, but appreciate the strength in the fact that we do it together. My heart is just breaking for you. Take solice in the fact that no one could care for a mom the way you did yours…. and that one day we’ll all be together again.
Blessings sweet Dez… we lift your whole family up in prayer at this time. We pray for peace & comfort.
Much love,
e