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April 4, 1940 - August 9, 2020
Thank all of you for your love, support, and many prayers through this difficult time. We love you all. May Jehovah bless each one of you!
– Family of Ida Lee Anderson
Order of Service
Chairman: Brother Newton Wilson
Song No. 38 – “He Will Make You Strong
Opening Prayer: Brother Newton Wilson
Funeral Discourse: Brother Alric Malcolm
Song No. 139 – “See Yourself When All Is New”
Closing Prayer: Brother Pierson Husbands
Obituary:
Ida Lee Bolt Anderson was born in Greenville, South Carolina on April 4, 1940 to the late Willie and Ethel McDaniel Bolt.
She was educated in the Greenville County South Carolina School District. Ida worked many years for United Cerebral Palsy as a caregiver and her nurturing spirit sent her on a journey to care for others in a private capacity.
She enjoyed traveling, especially going on cruises. Ida taught her grandchildren how to swim and fish. She loved spending time with her family.
Ida dedicated her life to Jehovah and was baptized as one of Jehovah’s Witnesses on January 21, 2006. She was a member of the Lauderhill Congregation.
She was preceded in death by six siblings, Willie Lee Bolt; Fred Bolt; Melvin Bolt; Catherine Finley; Mary Ellen Bolt Washington, and Dorothy Bolt.
Ida is survived by her children Doris Bolt; Waymon Bolt (Julie); Gary Bolt (Valorie); Darion Anderson (Arlene); and Vernon Anderson. She also leaves behind 14 grandchildren, 25 great-grandchildren, two great-great grandchildren; four siblings M.L Roberts, James Bolt (Veronica), Jerrel Bolt, Edward Bolt, and a host of nieces and nephews.
Where Can You Find Real Hope?
The prophet Isaiah painted this touching picture of the resurrection: “Those of our people who have died will live again! All those sleeping in their graves will wake up and sing for joy.” - Isaiah 26:19, Today’s English Version
Is that not comforting? The dead are in the safest situation imaginable, like an infant protected within its mother’s womb. Indeed, those resting in the grave are perfectly preserved within the limitless memory of Almighty God and soon they will be brought back to life, entering a happy, welcoming world much the way a newborn is greeted by a loving, waiting family! So, there is hope even in the face of death.
Source: Awake!, 4/22/04, p. 12, published by Watchtower Bible and Tract Society of New York, Inc.
Remembering the Life of Ida L. Bolt Anderson
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