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SERVICES: 1:00 PM Monday, November 9, 2009, at South Georgia Baptist Church in Amarillo, with Rev. Bob Miller, pastor, and James Baker, pastor of Primitive Baptist Church of Borger, officiating.
BURIAL: Graveside services will be at 4:00 PM Monday, November 9, 2009, at Miami Cemetery in Miami, under the direction of Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors of Pampa.
BIOGRAPHY: Mrs. Anderson was born April 6, 1951 in Pampa, and was a 1969 graduate of Pampa High School. She married Larry G. Anderson on August 25, 1981 in Pampa. She had been a resident of Amarillo since 1982, working as a loan officer for FirstBank Southwest for 12 years. She was an active member of South Georgia Baptist Church for the past 25 years.
SURVIVORS: husband: Larry G. Anderson of the home; 2 sons: Wade Anderson and David Anderson, both of Amarillo; 2 daughters: Leslie Tummons of Topeka, Kansas and Tara Lee of Amarillo; 6 grandchildren: Asa Anderson, Taren Lee, Andrea Anderson and Daxton Willis, all of Amarillo, and Wyatt Tummons and Maddie Bell Tummons, both of Topeka, Kansas; her brother: Virgil Flowers of Pampa; and a sister: Jan Aufleger of Amarillo. Becky was preceded in death by her parents: John Clayton and Winnie Flowers; and a sister: Trecia Saltzman.
MEMORIALS: South Georgia Baptist Church Building Fund, 5209 S. Georgia, Amarillo, Texas 79110, or American Cancer Society, c/o Gerry Caylor, 2130 Charles, Pampa, Texas 79065.
Class Of 1969
Pampa High School
Linda Dalsing (McPherson)
I haven't seen Becky since high school, but I remember her smile and her dancing, lively eyes. God Bless you Becky.Linda Dalsing McPherson
Marty Calvert (Campbell)
As a fellow classmate, I would like to offer my deepest condolences to Becky's family. May God Bless you all.Marty Campbell
Danny Darling
God Bless you Becky. My sincere condolences goes out to the Family.Be with God!
Danny Darling
Winona Chisum (Colson)
I know that everyone will feel the same way, Becky has such a special place in my memories. She and I have actually kept in touch over the last few years through our business. She was such a class act whether in business or walking through one of the hardest times that anyone could have to endure. I never was with her that she wasn't expressing her gratitude for what God had done in her life. Such a brave and beautiful Christian mother, wife and friend. I will always remember her beautiful smile which I know was just a reflection of Christ in her life.Robbie Hendrix (Stone)
BECKY...MY PRECIOUS AND DEAR FRIEND FOR OVER 50 YEARS IS NOW WITH GOD. THIS IS A TREMENDOUS LOSS, BUT THE MEMORIES I HAVE WILL STAY CLOSE TO MY HEART FOREVER AND EVER. WE WERE KNOWN AS THE (3SOME...BECKY,JUDY,ROBBIE)THE TRUEST OF FRIENDS...THANK YOU GOD!! I REJOICE IN THE FACT THAT WE WILL SEE EACH OTHER FACE TO FACE AGAIN AND WHAT A REUNION THAT WILL BE!! REST IN PEACE,I LOVE YOU!Judy Stone
Becky's funeral was this week. I guess that makes it real. But it is hard to realize she won't be checking on me. She did that often; calling , writing... saying just checking on you. Then she would laugh and catch me up on Robbie. Memories...over fifty years . I know it seems strange to say they were all good but they were . Never a rift, never an argument. That doesn't happen often in friendships but it did with ours. How lucky was I!!Someday Robbie, Becky and I will get to sit and catch up.
Joe Roth
My memories of Becky go back to the summer of '65 when we had a brief teenage romance. She was the first girl that I ever went parking with. It was a double date of sorts; Robbie Hendrix and Hal Keyser were in the back seat. When it came time to head back to town, we got stuck in the mud. Thankfully some other parkers in a nearby car came to our rescue and helped us get going again.Our brief romance ended when Becky moved to Red River, New Mexico at the end of the summer. She moved back to Pampa about a year later. We never re-kindled our romance, but remained friends.
I was hoping to see Becky at our 40th reunion so we could laugh once again about getting stuck in the mud.
Tommy Jack (Davis)
I just now found this site and learned for the first time of Becky's passing.
I banked at the bank she worked in and talked with her several times there. She was a delightful person and always had a smile on her face.
One of the last times we talked, we laughed pretty hard about her being the first girl I ever kissed. We were in the first grade at Lamar elementary. I snuck in a quick one on her cheek. The next thing I knew I was on my back being pummeled by a lot of feet hanging from the very crowded merry-go-round above me. Becky had responded to my romantic advance with a quick shove.
Here's to you Becky. I hope you don't mind me blowing you this kiss.
Tommy Davis
Dewey Wheat
Dear Sweet Becky; It has almost been two years since your passing. Since that time I have sat as a pastor beside many others who were waiting their time to go and there have not been many who were braver than you. Whenever we spoke you always lifted me with your enthusiasm about life regardless of your suffering - yes, you pastored to the pastor. I told you that you would be healed someday and you were. We talked about the only promises in life - they being birth, life, and death - and of we humans not being of this world since God knew us before we were in the womb and knowing us when we stand before him after death. What a glorious time that will be when we hear our Lord tell us, "Well done good and faithful servant; come and share the feast I have prepared for you." I am certain yo uahve already heard that and are now enjoying your celestial life. I miss our conversations and will always think of you often - your strength, dedication to life, and your tremendous faith. Bless your memory, my dear sister.
Your brother in Christ,
Dewey
Patricia Cole (Duggins)
There's that smile that Becky was soo famous for. I remember Becky like until I die probably. She was soo friendly and nice. It has been many years but yet no possible way I could forget her. Becky....you rocked!