Obituary for Charlie Cline Anders
Charlie Cline Anders age 89, of Rosman, NC
Cline was the son of "Charlie" Calvin Anders and Rosa Irene "Rose" Mathis Anders of Jackson County, NC.
Born the fifth child out of eleven, Cline grew up in Tuckassegee area. Cline was predeceased by his wife Wanda Raines Anders, in July, 2010. And infant daughter, Mother-in-law; Laura Blanche "Buck" Raines, Rosman, NC, Brothers; Hayes Anders, Brevard, NC, Asbal Anders, Jackson, Co. NC, Arnold Anders, Brevard, NC, Sister; Ruth Anders Barger of East Le Port, Jackson Co. NC. Brother-in-laws; Cliff Cypher of Culowee, NC, Bill Barger of East Le Port, and Charlie Meires of Etowah, NC. Sister-in-laws; Peggy Ensley Anders of Tuckaseegee, NC, Faye Mashburn Anders of Siler City, NC, Waltraud "Val" Osteen of Etowah, NC, Sue Weaver Anders of Brevard, NC, and Betty Sue Chappell of Rosman, NC.
Cline is survived by five sons and five daughters; Jearline Anders Swain, Stuart, VA, Carlton Anders, Lyman, SC, Lois Anders Marshall, Douglasville, VA, Cathy Anders Roma, Douglasville, VA, Steve Anders, Greensboro, NC, Ward Anders, Walton, NY, Chip Anders, Lyman, SC, Dean Anders, Paris TN, and Charlene Anders Revis and husband Brionne of Rosman, NC. Ten Grandchildren; Nicholas H."Nick" Revis, Rosman, NC, Donna Swain, Stuart, VA, Gwen Swain, SC, Joe "Little Joe" Roma, Douglasville, VA, Wesley Anders, Brevard, NC, Allison Roma , Douglasville, VA, Kyle Anders, Walton, NY, Landon Anders, Louisville, KY, Dierdra Anders, Louisville, KY, and Jeffrey Marshall, Douglasville, VA; brothers, Vernon Anders, RV Anders, JL Anders and Dwight Anders; sisters, Shirley Meyers and Mary Sue Anders Cypher; siste in law, Vickie Anders and brother, Jerry and brother in law, Brady Chappell; Eleven Greatgrandchildren and nine Great-Greatgrandchildren.
Special Family and friends;
Ray and Mona York of Rosman, NC, Rex and Ana Copeland, Rosman, NC, William and Gertrude Morgan and family, Carol and Nancy Morgan and family, Larry Morgan and family, Chuck and Sherry Harding, Louise Lance and family, Jeremy and Kristy Powell, Blanche Barton, Sally Iverson and family, Sue Powell, Tracy Powell, Arturo and Cacy Rameirez and family, David and Jaime Wright and family.
The Hollar Kids and Grandkids;
Cody and Taylor Newman and Maya, Garrett Owen and family, Vince Riddick and family, D'Artagnin Harding, Aramis Harding, Auereila Meece, Wyatt Meece, Trisha Faye and Cameron, Joel and Elizabeth, Devin O., Michael B., Daniel F, Tyler and Felecia Byers and Raelyn, Tonya, Hailey, and Lois and family, Alyssa and Diesel and family, Katrina C. and family, Randi O., Greg and Kristen Tinsley and Lane.
Cline was raised in Jackson County, NC. His earliest memories goes back to the age of three, where he remembers helping his family move from one home to the next, carrying a sitting hen on her nest and watching his Grandfather Jeff Mathis, sharpen and shave with a straight razor using a tiny mirror hung from a little Hickory limb. Cline made alot of fond memories and lived a wonderful full life and praised our Lord for it. He loved to talk and share his Testimony. What a wonderful life he lived. Growing up in a large family thru the Great Depression was anything but easy. In those days everybody helped everyone, and everybody had to do their part for their families. Which led to many children not getting a schooling education. If you were expected to help out around home, the schoolhouse could wait. But even without a book taught knowledge, these children learned their own ways of education. Barely out of the fourth grade and two weeks into the fifth, and that was enough for Cline. He worked alongside his parents, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles and cousins cutting acid wood with a crosscut saw. In the early 1940's, Cline and oldest brother Hayes, worked on the Army Base in Oak Ridge, TN, delivering ice, hand carried and chipped from 50lb blocks, into each small trailer that were personal housing for all military and civilian workers on the base. Cline said nobody had a clue what was really being built there. Only the higher ups there knew. In 1941, Cline received his draft noticed and reported, was redeemed physically fit but deferred for other purposes. It turns out he was already recognized as an employee of the US Army along with his brother Hayes because they were employed at the Oak Ridge Base. In late May 2010 Cline received a package in the mail from the US Army regarding the Cold War Patriots Act and the Manhattan Project. This act declared that all workers, military and civilian , that worked and served stateside during the building of the atomic bomb at the Oak Ridge facility and several more, were now recognized thru the Veteran Affairs and American Legion. Hayes passed in May 2010.
Cline was a self-employed roofer and builder and worked hard at it untill he finally retired at the age of 85. Cline loved everyone and never met a stranger and was always ready to help anyone. An avid outdoorsman, he loved to fish, plant a garden, dig ginseng, mow the yard and share memories. But his favorite thing was talking about Our Lord and sharing his testiment which led to many loved ones finding Jesus. His legacy lives on through us.
A memorial service will be held in late May and announced at a later date for Cline and Wanda as they wished.
A special Thank You to Carol Hoban and her staff at Frances Warde and the Hospice Staff we were blessed with, and our friends at Moody Connolly Funeral Home. May God bless you all!
Online condolences may be left at www.moodyconnollyfuneralhome.com
Moody-Connolly Funeral Home and Crematory are caring for the family.
Cline was the son of "Charlie" Calvin Anders and Rosa Irene "Rose" Mathis Anders of Jackson County, NC.
Born the fifth child out of eleven, Cline grew up in Tuckassegee area. Cline was predeceased by his wife Wanda Raines Anders, in July, 2010. And infant daughter, Mother-in-law; Laura Blanche "Buck" Raines, Rosman, NC, Brothers; Hayes Anders, Brevard, NC, Asbal Anders, Jackson, Co. NC, Arnold Anders, Brevard, NC, Sister; Ruth Anders Barger of East Le Port, Jackson Co. NC. Brother-in-laws; Cliff Cypher of Culowee, NC, Bill Barger of East Le Port, and Charlie Meires of Etowah, NC. Sister-in-laws; Peggy Ensley Anders of Tuckaseegee, NC, Faye Mashburn Anders of Siler City, NC, Waltraud "Val" Osteen of Etowah, NC, Sue Weaver Anders of Brevard, NC, and Betty Sue Chappell of Rosman, NC.
Cline is survived by five sons and five daughters; Jearline Anders Swain, Stuart, VA, Carlton Anders, Lyman, SC, Lois Anders Marshall, Douglasville, VA, Cathy Anders Roma, Douglasville, VA, Steve Anders, Greensboro, NC, Ward Anders, Walton, NY, Chip Anders, Lyman, SC, Dean Anders, Paris TN, and Charlene Anders Revis and husband Brionne of Rosman, NC. Ten Grandchildren; Nicholas H."Nick" Revis, Rosman, NC, Donna Swain, Stuart, VA, Gwen Swain, SC, Joe "Little Joe" Roma, Douglasville, VA, Wesley Anders, Brevard, NC, Allison Roma , Douglasville, VA, Kyle Anders, Walton, NY, Landon Anders, Louisville, KY, Dierdra Anders, Louisville, KY, and Jeffrey Marshall, Douglasville, VA; brothers, Vernon Anders, RV Anders, JL Anders and Dwight Anders; sisters, Shirley Meyers and Mary Sue Anders Cypher; siste in law, Vickie Anders and brother, Jerry and brother in law, Brady Chappell; Eleven Greatgrandchildren and nine Great-Greatgrandchildren.
Special Family and friends;
Ray and Mona York of Rosman, NC, Rex and Ana Copeland, Rosman, NC, William and Gertrude Morgan and family, Carol and Nancy Morgan and family, Larry Morgan and family, Chuck and Sherry Harding, Louise Lance and family, Jeremy and Kristy Powell, Blanche Barton, Sally Iverson and family, Sue Powell, Tracy Powell, Arturo and Cacy Rameirez and family, David and Jaime Wright and family.
The Hollar Kids and Grandkids;
Cody and Taylor Newman and Maya, Garrett Owen and family, Vince Riddick and family, D'Artagnin Harding, Aramis Harding, Auereila Meece, Wyatt Meece, Trisha Faye and Cameron, Joel and Elizabeth, Devin O., Michael B., Daniel F, Tyler and Felecia Byers and Raelyn, Tonya, Hailey, and Lois and family, Alyssa and Diesel and family, Katrina C. and family, Randi O., Greg and Kristen Tinsley and Lane.
Cline was raised in Jackson County, NC. His earliest memories goes back to the age of three, where he remembers helping his family move from one home to the next, carrying a sitting hen on her nest and watching his Grandfather Jeff Mathis, sharpen and shave with a straight razor using a tiny mirror hung from a little Hickory limb. Cline made alot of fond memories and lived a wonderful full life and praised our Lord for it. He loved to talk and share his Testimony. What a wonderful life he lived. Growing up in a large family thru the Great Depression was anything but easy. In those days everybody helped everyone, and everybody had to do their part for their families. Which led to many children not getting a schooling education. If you were expected to help out around home, the schoolhouse could wait. But even without a book taught knowledge, these children learned their own ways of education. Barely out of the fourth grade and two weeks into the fifth, and that was enough for Cline. He worked alongside his parents, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles and cousins cutting acid wood with a crosscut saw. In the early 1940's, Cline and oldest brother Hayes, worked on the Army Base in Oak Ridge, TN, delivering ice, hand carried and chipped from 50lb blocks, into each small trailer that were personal housing for all military and civilian workers on the base. Cline said nobody had a clue what was really being built there. Only the higher ups there knew. In 1941, Cline received his draft noticed and reported, was redeemed physically fit but deferred for other purposes. It turns out he was already recognized as an employee of the US Army along with his brother Hayes because they were employed at the Oak Ridge Base. In late May 2010 Cline received a package in the mail from the US Army regarding the Cold War Patriots Act and the Manhattan Project. This act declared that all workers, military and civilian , that worked and served stateside during the building of the atomic bomb at the Oak Ridge facility and several more, were now recognized thru the Veteran Affairs and American Legion. Hayes passed in May 2010.
Cline was a self-employed roofer and builder and worked hard at it untill he finally retired at the age of 85. Cline loved everyone and never met a stranger and was always ready to help anyone. An avid outdoorsman, he loved to fish, plant a garden, dig ginseng, mow the yard and share memories. But his favorite thing was talking about Our Lord and sharing his testiment which led to many loved ones finding Jesus. His legacy lives on through us.
A memorial service will be held in late May and announced at a later date for Cline and Wanda as they wished.
A special Thank You to Carol Hoban and her staff at Frances Warde and the Hospice Staff we were blessed with, and our friends at Moody Connolly Funeral Home. May God bless you all!
Online condolences may be left at www.moodyconnollyfuneralhome.com
Moody-Connolly Funeral Home and Crematory are caring for the family.
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