Whereas it pleased the Almighty God to take from our midst, our beloved Mother and Sister, Pearlie Anderson, the third child of Jack and Alvila  Johnson. She professed her hope in Christ at an early age and was baptized at Bell Chapel Baptist Church, Okemah Oklahoma. She attended and graduated from Boley High School in 1958. She went on to pursue her education at Draughon School of Business in Tulsa Oklahoma. Where she met and married Nathaniel Anderson Jr. to this union two sons and two daughters were born. She then moved to Oklahoma City where she began her career with SWB/AT&T and later retired after 32 years. In 1975 she and her siblings formed the gospel group "The Johnson Sisters" and later she joined the " Spiritual Magnifiers".  She joined Redeemed Missionary Baptist Church under the leadership of Rev. L.R. Drinkwater Sr. where she was a faithful member. She was active in Mission #1 and senior choir until her passing. Her mother, father, two brothers, two sisters, a daughter-in-law and two granddaughters preceded her in death. Left to cherish her memory are her two sons Marcus Anderson Sr. Oklahoma City, OK. and Keith (Carol) of Dickinson, N. Dakota; two daughters, Cynthia Anderson, and Angela (Adrian) Anderson; a honorary daughter Cassetta Williams, all of Oklahoma  City, OK.; eight grandkids, seventeen great grandkids, five sisters, Jimmie Lee Gardner of Oklahoma City, OK., Phillis (Delbert) Spriggs, Debra Boyd and a honorary sister Louise James all of Oklahoma City, OK., one sister-in-law, Almarie Vinson of Tulsa OK., and a host of relatives and friends.



I Miss You.... ?
?I think about you all the time, And every day it hurts to cry. So much has happened in my life, I'm not sure how hard to try. Tears are falling constantly, My heart hurts everyday. I think about your beautiful smile, That I pray I see again someday. The sweet smell of your perfume, Has slowly faded away. But all your helpful teachings, Are always here to stay. I can't express how much you taught me, So much I can't explain. All the times I can remember, Never once heard you complain. So many hearts were broken, The day God called you home. It seems as though each one of us, Were left to survive alone. I know there was a reason, That you had to leave. To keep us in your watchful eyes, So now in God I really do believe.