In Loving Memory of Sharon Ann Anderson Page

With deep sadness, we announce that our beloved grandmother, Sharon Ann Anderson Page, was called home to be with the Lord on May 18, at the age of 74. Born on February 10 in Poteet to Roy Anderson and Walieta Koemel, Sharon lived a life rooted in faith, love, and devotion. A faithful servant of God, she found great joy and purpose in attending church, worshipping with her congregation, and walking daily with Christ.

Sharon was a talented seamstress who poured love into every stitch, especially when sewing clothing for her family. Her home was always filled with warmth, laughter, and the comforting hum of a sewing machine. Her sewing room was a space where generations came together. Her grandchildren would sit by her side, watching old VHS tapes while helping her cut patterns, fold fabric, and make crafts of their own. But more than anything, she cherished her time with family. Her heart was especially tender for her great-grandchildren, Lina and Rayland, whom she loved to spoil at every opportunity. She loved when her daughter, Kristie, came to play bingo and when her grandchildren invited her to their big life events. She also cherished her sister Lilly for all her emotional and spiritual guidance.

She poured out love as freely as she received it, living her life as an example of grace, humility, and faithfulness. Her presence was a source of comfort, her prayers a shield, and her love a light that will continue to shine through those she leaves behind.

She is survived by her daughters, Sherry Allphin and Kristie James; Her granddaughters, Morgan Escalante, Shelby Goerler, and Ashley James; Her great grandchildren, Lina and Rayland Escalante; Siblings- Mary Dougherty, Marie Sell, Lilly Spruill, Buddy Anderson, Vivian Little and extended family and friends who were touched by her spirit.

A celebration of her life and faith will be held on June 21 from 10am-2pm at The Nazarene Church- Fellowship Hall in Nacogdoches. All are welcome to join in worship and thanksgiving for the beautiful life she lived.

We rejoice in knowing she is now resting in the arms of her Savior, reunited with loved ones, and clothed in glory. Her life was a testament to God's love, and though we mourn her passing, we find peace in the promise of eternal life.