Eunice Louise Anderson

She was born on December 2, 1924, in Durham, ME, the daughter of Edward and Flora (Kelsey) Miller, and the youngest of four siblings: Dorothea, Samuel, and Donald, all of whom predeceased her. She grew up in Durham and graduated from Lisbon Falls High School. She then went on to graduate from a Bible School in New Boston, NH.

Eunice married Amos M. Anderson in Durham, ME on November 11, 1947. Together they served with the Kingdom Christian Ministries in Drumore, PA and in NY for over 30 years. In addition to raising her family she served as a volunteer at the local nursing home. In 2004 Eunice and Amos moved to Dublin to retire.

Eunice loved gardening and bird watching. In addition, she was an avid reader and enjoyed music and playing board games with family and friends.

Her family remembers her for her strong faith and for how she prayed constantly for each of them by name. Over time, many friends came to call her Mom.

Eunice is survived by her sons Gerald Ivan Anderson of Dublin and Peter Morse, and wife Deborah, of Willow Street, PA; daughters Miriam Louise Homer, and husband Richard, of Drumore, PA, Sue Elizabeth Adams, and husband Robert, of Dublin, Nancy Brown Quinn, and husband Stephen, of Nashua, and Robin Margaret Wakeman, and husband Roger, of Exeter, NH; and daughter-in-law Lorinda, wife of predeceased son Arnold David Anderson, of Lancaster, PA. Eunice is also survived by her grandchildren Richard, Joanne, Melissa, Colleen, Lisa, Kate, Rae, Sarah, Megan, Stephen, Daniel, David, Luke, Seth, Ren, Xander, Drew, Cameron, Nicole, Ariana, and Shane; her great-grandchildren Riley, Thomas, Samuel, Reagan, Oliver, Levi, and Josie. She was predeceased by Amos, her husband of 58 years.

Services will be held on Sunday, June 28th, 2015, 12:30 PM at the Fairwood Chapel in Dublin. Burial will be private. Fletcher Funeral Home & Cremation Services, 33 Marlboro St., Keene, NH have been entrusted with the arrangements.

Out of respect for Eunice and her love of gardening, the family requests that living plants be given in lieu of traditional funeral flowers.